The NCAA handed down a severe punishment to Penn State including fines of $60 million and no Bowl games for four years. In your opinion this is |
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Taking away the wins from 13 seasons was a little extreme for an non-cheating offense. The terrible acts had nothing to do with the games played.
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Punish those that allowed the wrong, not the students. They had nothing to do with the crimes.
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No good way to punish Penn State here, I would have made the fine bigger and the bowl ban shorter. And allowing the players to transfer is fair.
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I am not saying that university shouldn't be punished, but you can't punish effort students that had nothing to do with it either
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Penn State should have gotten the death penalty. Now, they should get the president of a child abuse program to be the shower monitor.
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ball players are all allowed to transfer/no penalties/no redshirting.
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The only point is that it is not only penalizing the school, but the ball players, who had nothing to with this, too
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There is no upside to this tragedy.
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I am fairly shocked that 38 % of folks think the penalties are totally unreasonable and 40 % think they are totally reasonable...this, i must say,is quite strange indeed
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What would be a reasonable punishment (for those that think this is unreasonable) to the institutional cover-up of child rape and sexual assault?
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