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To: LeonardFMason

Dime to donuts PSU will be kicked out of the B1G TEN.


129 posted on 11/09/2011 8:19:01 PM PST by rintense (ABO is not a winning strategy.)
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To: rintense

They probably will need to take a year off from football....assuming all the players are released to go to other programs....and a whole new coaching staff brought in, there is no way they’ll be ready by next season....think of it like the Marshall program after the plane crash. It will take time to bring in a whole new batch of recruits, and for them to be competitive. They’ll probably lose to teams like Temple, 49-0 for the first year or two.


136 posted on 11/09/2011 8:22:46 PM PST by dfwgator (I stand with Herman Cain.)
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To: rintense

I doubt that. A thorough investigation to determine the enablers will commence. The top has been decided. The program will never be what it once was in our lifetimes. This is a terrible event.


139 posted on 11/09/2011 8:22:57 PM PST by eyedigress ((Old storm chaser from the west)?)
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To: rintense
Dime to donuts PSU will be kicked out of the B1G TEN

I Doubt it.

Penn State will rebuild and survive. UM basketball survived Ed Martin. MSU survived the 70's probations and end of the Perles era. Ohio State will survive Tressel.

Penn State will clean house, but if they get it right on the new coach, they will be back. They are the flagship major school for the entire northeast as well as Pennsylvania which is loaded with in state talent each year.

They'll be rough times, but PSU will be back.

239 posted on 11/09/2011 8:57:17 PM PST by Darren McCarty (Anybody but Romney or Obama)
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