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[QUOTE="Pearl309, post: 67427, member: 294"]
Umm.  Every other school that gets sanctions effects the current kids who had nothing to do with the scandal.  Penn State has some serious considering to do as to how it can legitimately recover from this.  This is a scandal that is unprecedented in this atmosphere of big time college athletics.  The court of public opinion is so remarkably one-sided, the stain of this scandal will last forever and tarnish that institution, right or wrong, regardless of who is the President, Head Coach, Defensive Coordinator, playing Quarterback, etc.  I honestly cannot fathom how they can continue as is, of course it punishes the current student athletes, but sorry... thats life.
Public opinion  forces Linebacker U's hand in this.  That goes for JoePa being toast, the univ. president getting let go and down the chain.  There is going to be a serious investigation into this that will last much longer than anyone will realize.  How a major D1 football program can manage to navigate through this colossal mess is yet to be seen.
I can't imagine the remarkable civil suit that could hold every person involved in the AD for the past 20 years held liable, the AG's office, the State of Pennsylvania will be held accountable.
They should dissolve the program, then rebuild it and take pride in rebuilding it.
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