NCAA president Mark Emmert this morning penalized the Penn State football program in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky scandal with a four-year bowl ban, the stripping of 40 scholarships over four years and a mammoth $60 million fine. He also announced that all Penn State wins from 1998-2011 have been vacated. That means the [...]
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July 23rd, 2012
NCAA hammers Penn State with bowl ban, $60 million fine
Posted in Penn State football 
Tags: Gary Schultz, Graham Spanier, Joe Paterno, Mark Emmert, NCAA, Penn State, Tim Curley 
Comments OffJanuary 2nd, 2012
Penn State ends trying season with tough test
DALLAS – Penn State interim coach Tom Bradley was asked Sunday how he would describe the Nittany Lions’ tumultuous season. “Different,” Bradley said with a wry smile. After starting with Joe Paterno getting run over by wide receiver Devon Smith during a preseason practice, the 2011 season became a nightmare in November when former assistant [...]
Posted in Penn State football Tags: Case Keenum, Curtis Drake, Devon Smith, Eric Latimore, Gary Schultz, Graham Spanier, Houston, Jerry Sandusky, Joe Paterno, Larry Johnson, Matt McGloin, Mike McQueary, Penn State, Silas Redd, Tim Curley, Tom Bradley, Tony Levine Comments OffNovember 11th, 2011
Anger mixed with sadness
STATE COLLEGE – Quinn Barham couldn’t control his emotions Wednesday after Joe Paterno spoke to Penn State’s players and told them he was planning to retire. When Barham, a team captain, and everybody else learned late Wednesday night that Paterno had been fired, he became incensed. “I had to calm down,” Barham said Thursday. “It [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Graham Spanier, Jerry Sandusky, Joe Paterno, Quinn Barham, Scandal, Tom Bradley Comments Off
