Official Penn State/NCAA Sanctions Thread
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If you want to watch it live online, here is the live link...
http://www.ncaa.com/live/player?vid=2012/521
http://www.ncaa.com/live/player?vid=2012/521
Edward J. Ray is now speaking. Dr. Ray is the President of the Oregon State.
He says the NCAA does have the right to enforce penalties in this situation due to egregious acts and cover up.
The PSU leadership actions in this case shows that they failed to enforce the by laws of the NCAA membership.
He says the NCAA does have the right to enforce penalties in this situation due to egregious acts and cover up.
The PSU leadership actions in this case shows that they failed to enforce the by laws of the NCAA membership.
Dr. Mark Emmert is now speaking...
Here is the punishment:
1) Fine of $60 million that will go to serve an endowment nationwide for the education for sex abuse prevention and victim assistance programs.
2) 4 year post-season ban on football beginning in 2012-13 season.
3) Reduction of 10 scholarships each year for 4 years in football, max of 65 scholarships/year.
4) Any current or incoming player may transfer immediately without loss of eligibility.
5) Vacates wins from 1998-2011.
6) 5 year probation of all sports at PSU.
7) Requires PSU to adopt all recommendations for reform in section 10 of Freeh Report.
8) NCAA sanctions of PSU: "Athletics Integrity Agreement" with NCAA ensuring adoption of Freeh recommendations and more.
9) Require appointment of NCAA-selected, independent Athletics Integrity Monitor for 5 years.
10) Individual penalties can still be imposed at conclusion of criminal proceedings related to any individual.
There are other measures for compliance that are included, but these are the meat penalties.
Lets discuss...
Here is the punishment:
1) Fine of $60 million that will go to serve an endowment nationwide for the education for sex abuse prevention and victim assistance programs.
2) 4 year post-season ban on football beginning in 2012-13 season.
3) Reduction of 10 scholarships each year for 4 years in football, max of 65 scholarships/year.
4) Any current or incoming player may transfer immediately without loss of eligibility.
5) Vacates wins from 1998-2011.
6) 5 year probation of all sports at PSU.
7) Requires PSU to adopt all recommendations for reform in section 10 of Freeh Report.
8) NCAA sanctions of PSU: "Athletics Integrity Agreement" with NCAA ensuring adoption of Freeh recommendations and more.
9) Require appointment of NCAA-selected, independent Athletics Integrity Monitor for 5 years.
10) Individual penalties can still be imposed at conclusion of criminal proceedings related to any individual.
There are other measures for compliance that are included, but these are the meat penalties.
Lets discuss...
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Longhorns96
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So, their victory over us in the Fiesta Bowl stands?
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Emmert statements:
* This case is incredibly unprecedented, as are these actions we are taking today...
* These are very serious sanctions. We hope the fine being imposed will allow some serious good to be done...
* The lesson here is one of maintaining the appropriate balance of our values...
* This case has invoked deeply powerful emotions in all of us...
* This is an awful place to be. This is not good for anyone. This is an unprecedented, painful chapter in college sports...
* This case strikes at the very heart of what colleges athletics are about...
* In the next 10 weeks, we will work w/ PSU and the Big Ten on changing the culture through an Athletics Integrity Agreement...
* We have expressly said the payment of the fine cannot come by reducing or eliminating other sports at PSU...
* Our actions speak to the extraordinary nature of the case, not to any doubt in the NCAA enforcement process...
Dr. Ed Ray comments:
* We were very clear that suspension of play wasn't appropriate...there needed to be corrective actions, etc...
* The message is the presidents and the chancellors are in charge...
* Unanimous consent among D1 Board and Exec Committee that we needed to act quickly and effectively...
* This case is incredibly unprecedented, as are these actions we are taking today...
* These are very serious sanctions. We hope the fine being imposed will allow some serious good to be done...
* The lesson here is one of maintaining the appropriate balance of our values...
* This case has invoked deeply powerful emotions in all of us...
* This is an awful place to be. This is not good for anyone. This is an unprecedented, painful chapter in college sports...
* This case strikes at the very heart of what colleges athletics are about...
* In the next 10 weeks, we will work w/ PSU and the Big Ten on changing the culture through an Athletics Integrity Agreement...
* We have expressly said the payment of the fine cannot come by reducing or eliminating other sports at PSU...
* Our actions speak to the extraordinary nature of the case, not to any doubt in the NCAA enforcement process...
Dr. Ed Ray comments:
* We were very clear that suspension of play wasn't appropriate...there needed to be corrective actions, etc...
* The message is the presidents and the chancellors are in charge...
* Unanimous consent among D1 Board and Exec Committee that we needed to act quickly and effectively...
Lord Vader
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Big 10 Conference added the following:
1. Official "censure" from the conference
2. Four year ban on playing in the title game
3. Loss of bowl revenue equal to about $2.5 million a year
1. Official "censure" from the conference
2. Four year ban on playing in the title game
3. Loss of bowl revenue equal to about $2.5 million a year
Lord Vader
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Already levied or not, it was part of the B1G punishment package. The Pac-12 did the same with USC.
Im not sure what censure is either...
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