In response to
Sandusky Abused Children, NCAA Abuses History
Dave in CA
Tuesday, July 31, 2012 at 10:15 AM
Dave in CA
Tuesday, July 31, 2012 at 10:15 AM
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Since all those involved in the heinous coverup are no longer at Penn State, the rest of the sanctions levied by the NCAA are punishing the innocent, not the guilty. I fail to see how this is moral.
For example, consider the $60M fine. As money is fungible, Penn State can just as easily forgo investment in a new library or new engineering labs as they can cut spending on their football program. This would directly impact the students of Penn State, the overwhelming majority of whom are there to gain an education and are in no way involved in Penn State football.
I think the NCAA missed a golden opportunity to institute major reforms of college sports. Division 1 football has become little more than a professional farm team system for the NFL. It's long past time to get the big money out of college sports and restore a proper balance between scholarship and athletics.
Dave