Eer I work with brought this up and got me thinking. They are being ivestigated by both the NCAA and the B1G (or were at least):
http://content.usatoday.com/communities/campusrivalry/post/2012/01/Emmer...
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/12/08/big-ten-will-investigate-penn-sta...
Honestly, if what has been coming out this week at the trial turns out to be fact then I wouldn't have an issue with it. If Ohio State and Miami can go down for giving gifts with the coaching staff's knowledge than surely the types of things that alledgedly went down with not just the coaching staff's knowledge but the whole administration of the university's warrant some serious next level type of punishment.
This is uncharted territory for college football and I think only an extraordinary punishment will suffice.
But hey, maybe I'm wrong, what do yall think?
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This is a legal matter, not an NCAA matter
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Hell no
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If UNC gets away with only a bowl ban
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NCAA has no jurisdiction in Sandusky mess
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A little late to give JoePa
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The death penalty
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A good read from Andy Staples
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It's not within the NCAA's jurisdiction
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This isn't about "jurisdiction"
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The problem is the NCAA's rules don't cover these situations.
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