OT: Franklin guilty for interfering/Dr. awarded 5.25 million

[rujheyl]

Jury delivers stunning verdict in fired Penn State football doctor’s trial - pennlive.com

Jury delivers stunning verdict in fired Penn State football doctor’s trial

The verdict follows a 7-day trial packed with Penn State palace intrigue, power moves by football coaches and star players taking the stand.

www.pennlive.com

Should help Greg on recruiting trail.

 

[Shelby65]

Jury delivers stunning verdict in fired Penn State football doctor’s trial - pennlive.com

Jury delivers stunning verdict in fired Penn State football doctor’s trial

The verdict follows a 7-day trial packed with Penn State palace intrigue, power moves by football coaches and star players taking the stand.

www.pennlive.com

Should help Greg on recruiting trail.

Highly doubt it. Recruits care most about their utilization/production, visibility and winning and this issue isnt going to scare top players off.

The Sandusky and Paterno matter was barely a hiccup for the program in the end. This won’t even amount to a tiny pimple on an elephants ass relative to the program.

 

[jtung230]

Jury delivers stunning verdict in fired Penn State football doctor’s trial - pennlive.com

Jury delivers stunning verdict in fired Penn State football doctor’s trial

The verdict follows a 7-day trial packed with Penn State palace intrigue, power moves by football coaches and star players taking the stand.

www.pennlive.com

Should help Greg on recruiting trail.

Will it? NIL $ trumps all

 

[Knight Shift]

Will it? NIL $ trumps all

Let's not get political. 🙃

 

[willisneverrana43]

Guilty? Franklin was no longer a party to the lawsuit, though his and others’ actions were part of the evidence, and this was an employment civil lawsuit, not a criminal trial.

 

[Knight Shift]

Guilty? Franklin was no longer a party to the lawsuit, though his and others’ actions were part of the evidence, and this was an employment civil lawsuit, not a criminal trial.

Many laypersons barely understand the legal system. On full display today.

 

[koleszar]

Highly doubt it. Recruits care most about their utilization/production, visibility and winning and this issue isnt going to scare top players off.

The Sandusky and Paterno matter was barely a hiccup for the program in the end. This won’t even amount to a tiny pimple on an elephants ass relative to the program.

Just think, if this happened at Rutgers, you would get your way and Schiano would be fired.

 

[Shelby65]

No, it wouldn’t get him fired here. We’re no more moral than any other program. This is professional football and all that matters is winning.

If Mel Tucker’s issue happened the year before during or just after that big season he’d still be the coach. But there were 90 million reasons to fire him after a very disappointing season

 

[Plum Street]

Many laypersons barely understand the legal system. On full display today.

To be fair, many legal-persons barely understand the legal system .

 

[Knight Shift]

To be fair, many legal-persons barely understand the legal system .

Or they do and ignore or thwart the law to suit their purposes.

 

[RU#1fan]

Hey that dirtbag Franklin covered up rape by his players while at Vanderbilt.
Nothing surprises how low this scumbag will go.
However the Cult don’t mind.

 

[yesrutgers01]

Highly doubt it. Recruits care most about their utilization/production, visibility and winning and this issue isnt going to scare top players off.

The Sandusky and Paterno matter was barely a hiccup for the program in the end. This won’t even amount to a tiny pimple on an elephants ass relative to the program.

For the first time ever- sort of agree with our Cuse friend.
This is a different college sports world we live in but…schools with insane upside degrees, have been using medical retirement for years, knowing their degree is more important than football.
I think the term disqualification is what changes the game for PSU. They were trying to get out of the educatt portion of the Ship.,,