sentencing after being convicted last month of sexually abusing 10 boys over a 15 year period.emmert says: football will never again be placed ahead of educating, protecting and nurturing young people. visible disgust from these students as they watch the n-c-a-a s decision come down. some, just settling in to life around campus say the sanctions are unfair.mos says: i think it s ridiculous. these kids had nothing to do with it, these players, these coaches had nothing to do with it , the fans had nothing to do with it . this happened long ago. (leventhal on cam tag)the ncaa says any new or returning players on scholarship can still attend class even if they decide to quit the team.they can also transfer out and ácompeteá at another school.although time is running out to do that.in new york - rick leventhal - fox news. here s our question of the day, do you agree with the punishment imposed on penn stat? state? here s our facebook page.a lot of you are talking about this
the other big story today. penn state is hit with major punishment from the n-c- double-a for the way the school handled the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. scandal.the penalties include.. a 60-million-dollar fine. a four year ban on post season play. removal of all wins since 1998 and the loss of 20 scholarships a year for four years. the school must also create a fund to prevent child abuse and assist victims. the n-c-double-a says penn state s football first culture enabled serial child sex abuse to occur.the strong punishment comes after an independent investigation held top penn state officials responsible for not taking action to stop the abuse. 17-35 no price the ncaa can level will repair grievous damage inflicted by jerry sandusky on his victims. we can make clear that culture, actions, and inactions that allowed them to be victimized will not be tolerated in collegiate athletics. athletics. with the loss of victories between 1998 and 2011. former head coach joe