Pa. governor sues NCAA over Penn State sanctions - Dallas Cowboys Forum

Holdenteller67 · 01-02-2013

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- Pennsylvania's governor, in a challenge to the NCAA's powers, claimed in a lawsuit Wednesday that college sports' governing body overstepped its authority and ''piled on'' when it penalized Penn State over the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal.
Gov. Tom Corbett asked that a federal judge throw out the sanctions, which include an unprecedented $60 million fine and a four-year ban on bowl games, arguing that the measures have harmed students, business owners and others who had nothing to do with Sandusky's crimes.

It's on yahoo I can't figure out how to post the whole thing.

Wow that guy is corrupt.

Cajuncowboy · 01-02-2013

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Originally Posted by Holdenteller67

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- Pennsylvania's governor, in a challenge to the NCAA's powers, claimed in a lawsuit Wednesday that college sports' governing body overstepped its authority and ''piled on'' when it penalized Penn State over the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal.
Gov. Tom Corbett asked that a federal judge throw out the sanctions, which include an unprecedented $60 million fine and a four-year ban on bowl games, arguing that the measures have harmed students, business owners and others who had nothing to do with Sandusky's crimes.

It's on yahoo I can't figure out how to post the whole thing.

Wow that guy is corrupt.

Corbett is right. They did overstep their bounds and did so without due process.

**trickblue** · 01-02-2013

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Originally Posted by Cajuncowboy

Corbett is right. They did overstep their bounds and did so without due process.

There's a reason they took the sanctions... they didn't want this delved in to any further...

Take the medicine and get through it...

There was an article written in the late 90's about Penn State providing young boys for sex to boosters and supporters. This is what they want to avoid...

This is a VERY bad move by the governor...

Kangaroo · 01-03-2013

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Originally Posted by trickblue

There's a reason they took the sanctions... they didn't want this delved in to any further...

Take the medicine and get through it...

There was an article written in the late 90's about Penn State providing young boys for sex to boosters and supporters. This is what they want to avoid...

This is a VERY bad move by the governor...

If that happened and it came out the school would be done. Not just Football the school would be toast.

Cajuncowboy · 01-03-2013

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Originally Posted by trickblue

There's a reason they took the sanctions... they didn't want this delved in to any further...

Take the medicine and get through it...

There was an article written in the late 90's about Penn State providing young boys for sex to boosters and supporters. This is what they want to avoid...

This is a VERY bad move by the governor...

Thoroughly debunked.

Plus they accepted the sanctions at the time because of the unbridled witch hunt that was taking place. Too many innocent people are being punished for something one man did and two men did to cover it up.

Holdenteller67 · 01-03-2013

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Originally Posted by trickblue

There's a reason they took the sanctions... they didn't want this delved in to any further...

Take the medicine and get through it...

There was an article written in the late 90's about Penn State providing young boys for sex to boosters and supporters. This is what they want to avoid...

This is a VERY bad move by the governor...

He is unpopular as a governor and sat on this as attorney general and did nothing. I don't get what he is thinking. Maybe he wants the money to stay in state.

Manwiththeplan · 01-03-2013

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Originally Posted by Cajuncowboy

and two men did to cover it up.

still stuck on that i see

Dallas · 01-03-2013

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Originally Posted by trickblue

There's a reason they took the sanctions... they didn't want this delved in to any further...

Take the medicine and get through it...

There was an article written in the late 90's about Penn State providing young boys for sex to boosters and supporters. This is what they want to avoid...

This is a VERY bad move by the governor...

I agree. Heads are shaking over this governors political circus over this. Take your medicine Penn ST. and get this all behind you.

These fans still crying foul.....get over it.

BTW: Thanks for Justin Brown

Joe Realist · 01-03-2013

Corbett is a joke. He is on the BOT at PSU, was ok with the sanctions back in the summer, he was fomer AG that dragged his feet when everyone knew of Sandusky, he approved money to the second mile, accepted money from them and was very in favor of canning Joe Paterno. The new AG who will be sworn in has made it a mission to investigate why it took Corbett years to come down on Sandusky. He is corrupt.

burmafrd · 01-03-2013

still some here wanting to claim Penn State is pure as snow. What a joke.

They did not get anywhere NEAR what they should have gotten. Not even close.

Penn State homers need to grow up

**BrAinPaiNt** · 01-03-2013

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Originally Posted by Cajuncowboy

Corbett is right. They did overstep their bounds and did so without due process.

Corbett is wrong and they did have due process when they agreed to it.

Nobody made them to agree to it...they caved and agreed to it so they had their due process. If they wanted to fight it they could have at that time but again instead they agreed to it.

The quicker these Penn State whiners quit talking about this crap the quicker the school can get past it.

Every time someone whines about it or does something stupid...it just brings the whole ugly mess back into the spot light.

StanleySpadowski · 01-03-2013

Corbett is very calculating. It's purely a political ploy but at the same time, the NCAA so severely overstepped their bounds that this suit may be the one that takes down the NCAA.

Corbett starting referring to the NCAA as a "trade organization" as early as June. That should have been your first clue that an anti-trust suit was coming. He needed to wait through the season to have standing and if he can now establish he does, this case is a slam dunk. Anti-trust suits and the NCAA don't go well together.

I would think that regardless of one's opinion on what happened at Penn State, everyone would be looking forward to the destruction of the NCAA. It may be the most inept, corrupt, clueless organization this side of the IOC.

Cajuncowboy · 01-03-2013

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Originally Posted by BrAinPaiNt

Corbett is wrong and they did have due process when they agreed to it.

Nobody made them to agree to it...they caved and agreed to it so they had their due process. If they wanted to fight it they could have at that time but again instead they agreed to it.

The quicker these Penn State whiners quit talking about this crap the quicker the school can get past it.

Every time someone whines about it or does something stupid...it just brings the whole ugly mess back into the spot light.

Sorry but you are wrong but whatever. You always have been on this. It's not whining when you have the facts and you don't. Due process was NOT observed. The witch hunt was what they they got. Just because the act was so heinous by one and covered up by two others you don't punish thousands and thousands of people. That's not how justice is supposed to work.

Cajuncowboy · 01-03-2013

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still stuck on that i see

Yeah, I still stuck on the facts. Dumb huh?

Cajuncowboy · 01-03-2013

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still some here wanting to claim Penn State is pure as snow. What a joke.

They did not get anywhere NEAR what they should have gotten. Not even close.

Penn State homers need to grow up

Pull your head out of your rear end. Just look at the facts and not act like the other witch hunters.