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RWC5113 said...
I agree for the most part. However, the NCAA is absolutely stupid for doing this. The reward is not worth the risk at all. They are literally picking a fight with every single state politician over this (not just Corbett) who sees this as a huge opportunity to win over the people of PA. Politicians with pull and ability to have the NCAA sitting in front of congress in DC in a very short amount of time. I understand egos can make some people be irrational at times, but Emmert is seriously just being 100% stupid, regardless of the legal merits of this current case. The unintended consequences could be enormous.
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RWC5113 said...
I agree for the most part. However, the NCAA is absolutely stupid for doing this. The reward is not worth the risk at all. They are literally picking a fight with every single state politician over this (not just Corbett) who sees this as a huge opportunity to win over the people of PA. Politicians with pull and ability to have the NCAA sitting in front of congress in DC in a very short amount of time. I understand egos can make some people be irrational at times, but Emmert is seriously just being 100% stupid, regardless of the legal merits of this current case. The unintended consequences could be enormous.
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That may be their goal. But it doesn't take very long for some of these politicians to have them sitting in Washington. And it doesn't help these politicians much to settle. They'd rather play hardball and be able to say that they took on and beat the NCAA for the people of Pennsylvania. These guys aren't going to be in line with Emmert's planned dance steps.
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PSUJT0409 said...
Well alot of people were claiming that the NCAA wouldn't want to go through the discovery process that would involve a lawsuit. However, filing a lawsuit against Pennsylvania makes me think that they may be willing to drag this out more than people initially thought. Either that or they feel like the PA suit against them will be dismissed.
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blackshoes said...
I just think the NCAA looks like clowns trying to fight this. I think the fine should have never went into NCAA hands and I think the NCAA should have required PSU to spend X amount of dollars on child abuse prevention and helping abuse victims. All the money should have been itemized and accounted for. The last thing any of this money should be doing is lining anybody's pockets especially emmert and company. By fighting keeping the money instate it makes you look more dirty and corrupt and right now that's not a good look for the NCAA.
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Most aren't. Most don't give much of a shit.
Many hate Joe and everything PSU and want us to burn so they can further themselves.
And many think the NCAA is absolutely ludicrous (may still hate us) but are pretty tired of the NCAA.Not to mention with the recent negative wave, Enron-ride-of-broken-dreams like ride the NCAA is currently on. Many people stand to gain a lot by fighting them. And many of them are people with connections in Washington from both parties.
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When an endowment is created, the funds in the endowment are generally restricted by a contract agreed upon by the donor (or in this case, the offender). Once the guidelines are set up, it would be unlawful to use the funds outside of the parameters set by the agreement. Now, endowments can be unrestricted, but they are rare (usually donors want their money spent a certain way).
If you look at PSU's $1.7B endowment, the vast majority of it is restricted. That is why it is rediculous to reference the endowment when discussing how PSU would pay for the scandal... the majority of those funds cannot be touched.
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