[GJones2]

If Joe Paterno had been a serial killer, he would have been liable for the criminal penalties for that, but as long as it didn’t give his team a competitive advantage, I don’t think the NCAA should be involved. The NCAA makes itself the judge of too many things (for instance, deciding whether mascot names are politically correct enough).

[EVO X]

Playing Sgt. Schultz gave him a competitive advantage and allowed him to to keep his job. He was 5-7 in 2000 and 5-6 in 2001. If the story would have broke back then, it is likely he would of been forced to retire.

[lonestar]

NCAA penalties more often than not, punish the innocent...long after the guilty are long gone.

Some schools never get punished and break every law in the book.

[lonestar]

NCAA penalties more often than not, punish the innocent...long after the guilty are long gone.

Some schools never get punished and break every law in the book.

[lonestar]

NCAA penalties more often than not, punish the innocent...long after the guilty are long gone.

Some schools never get punished and break every law in the book.

[lonestar]

NCAA penalties more often than not, punish the innocent...long after the guilty are long gone.

Some schools never get punished and break every law in the book.