[McLovin]

Originally Posted by Baz

Respectfully disagree.

*Here's why:



Coaches didn’t unfairly recruit. Players didn’t receive improper benefits. According to NCAA rules, Penn State didn’t break any regulations that gave them a competitive advantage over other football programs.



* from: Why Any NCAA Penalty on Penn State Is Unnecessary | Bleacher Report

That doesn't really make sense.

Penn State, from top to bottom, kept this a secret for the very purpose of recruiting.

They were faced with 2 choices: (1) Do the right thing, and kill their recruiting, or (2) do the wrong thing, cover it up, and save their recruiting (and football program in general), at the cost of having dozens of 10 year old boys victimized, including anally raped.

Penn State chose to break the law to help their recruiting, in the most sickening, disgusting way ever in the history of NCAA sports. They chose this for a competitive advantage.