02-25-2011, 02:34 PM
When good coaches go bad...
02-25-2011, 03:26 PM
That the former chair of the ethics committee runs into trouble with the rules is another reason to believe that the problem isn\'t with the people, it\'s with the rules.
A few days ago the news that Stanford and Penn State are the only teams never to have been hit by a major violation was met by a fair bit of self-congratulation in our parts--I\'d imagine also in Nittany, PA--but to me, this shows that something\'s rotten with the enterprise itself, rather than specific scofflaws who crop up from time to time.
A few days ago the news that Stanford and Penn State are the only teams never to have been hit by a major violation was met by a fair bit of self-congratulation in our parts--I\'d imagine also in Nittany, PA--but to me, this shows that something\'s rotten with the enterprise itself, rather than specific scofflaws who crop up from time to time.
That the former chair of the ethics committee runs into trouble with the rules is another reason to believe that the problem isn\'t with the people, it\'s with the rules.
A few days ago the news that Stanford and Penn State are the only teams never to have been hit by a major violation was met by a fair bit of self-congratulation in our parts--I\'d imagine also in Nittany, PA--but to me, this shows that something\'s rotten with the enterprise itself, rather than specific scofflaws who crop up from time to time.
A few days ago the news that Stanford and Penn State are the only teams never to have been hit by a major violation was met by a fair bit of self-congratulation in our parts--I\'d imagine also in Nittany, PA--but to me, this shows that something\'s rotten with the enterprise itself, rather than specific scofflaws who crop up from time to time.
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