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PSUDOG said...
Hahahahahahaha, when is the last time you even heard a peep out of Dave Joyner? He is in way over his head with trying to run an ENTIRE athletic department. Yes, I give him partial credit for Cael and BOB but the person in that position need to also have some balls and not be a straight up tool "yes" man.
"Hey Dave, this is the NCAA"
"Oh yes, what can I agree to this time. I am sure my buddies on the BOT won't care as long as it sheds favorable light on us"
What an idiot. I would love to have a sit down with him.
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PHD77 said...
BY THE WAY, this IS probably just a fraudulent website, now that I look at it:
HERE IS THE NCAA website: http://www.ncaa.org/ (note the ".org)
The NCAA.com websites say that they are part of Turner - SI Digital, part of the Turner Sports & Entertainment Digital Network.
Something seems a bit fishy to me.
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strez said...
Here is the list of schools the NCAA sells apparel for:
http://www.shopncaasports.com/NCAASports
I'm not saying you're wrong in your sentiments by any means, but how would you explain why PSU is essentially the only college in the NCAA that does not have apparel available through the official NCAA website.
If I want apparel from the Lipscomb Bisons, it's there. St. Cloud State Huskies, it's there. Fort Hays State Tigers, it's there. But no Penn State. Not sure how this is a result of bad luck. It certainly seems like a continuation of the NCAA's punishment. But of course there may be another reason.
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HolyLion said...
This is how conspiracy theories go. We find a percieved slight. We question it. We're given an explanation. We don't believe it allowing us to continue this notion that the world is out to get us. I realize that's way more fun on a Tuesday afternoon, but at a certain point we start coming across as kooks.
I guess the proof will be in if they correct this issue. I just find it highly doubtful the NCAA would be afraid of selling PSU gear. Like there are people from Mississippi State out there saying, "I was going to buy a jersey off of them, but I checked and I see they're selling Penn State stuff, so forget it now."
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HolyLion said...
Of course not. If my carpet is on fire and my son is standing there with a box of matches and a can of lighter fluid I don't believe him if he says the dog did it.
However, I think an internet glitch is a perfectly reasonable explanation. I believe that people deserve the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise. I'm sure if you have ever been wrongly accused of something you would have appreciated the same. People have made reasonable inquiries. If it is quickly corrected then I think it's obvious there was no foul play involved here. If they refuse to fix it I think the conspiracy theorists may be on to something.
In this age of facebook flashmobs it's too easy to get people whipped up into a frenzy. Bad things happen when the public jumps to conclusions and demands instant gratification. Good men get destroyed, and the will of the majority oppresses the rights of the minority. We need more statesmen, and I would think Penn State fans of all people would see that right now.
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Of course not. If my carpet is on fire and my son is standing there with a box of matches and a can of lighter fluid I don't believe him if he says the dog did it.
However, I think an internet glitch is a perfectly reasonable explanation. I believe that people deserve the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise. I'm sure if you have ever been wrongly accused of something you would have appreciated the same. People have made reasonable inquiries. If it is quickly corrected then I think it's obvious there was no foul play involved here. If they refuse to fix it I think the conspiracy theorists may be on to something.
In this age of facebook flashmobs it's too easy to get people whipped up into a frenzy. Bad things happen when the public jumps to conclusions and demands instant gratification. Good men get destroyed, and the will of the majority oppresses the rights of the minority. We need more statesmen, and I would think Penn State fans of all people would see that right now.
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