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[QUOTE="Townie72, post: 315271, member: 780"]
Of course it involved the football program. Some of these people were football coaches or ex-coaches. But it didn't involve the whole football program (all the players, coaches, trainers, etc.)
 
Of course it involved the Athletic Department ... including the AD. But not everybody in the Athletic Department.
 
Of course it involved the University ... including the President. But not all the students and employees of the University.
 
Seems to me that the legal system is in place to handle the crimes here. PSU's own HR rules are going to handle the ethical issues that were not law violations by firing people.
 
I don't see what the NCAA adds to this. I don't think they are really prepared to handle this sort of thing. It's beyond their capabilities.And it establishes some precedents that are very difficult to maintain.
 
Penn State needs to do this by themselves. It will become increasingly obvious to them that they have to do something. I'd start with highly symbolic things like moving Joe's statue to some remote part of the campus.
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