One grain of sand at the beach...and accepts record $2.4 million fine for Clery Act violation for failing to report Sandusky to feds.
I feel for the alumni who had no control of the events, but I would never employ anyone who attended that college after these events became public.
Here's more detail on the fine (from Center Daily Times):
"The violations — totaling 11 — were taken from a 14-year span from 1998 to 2011, which included the allegations against Jerry Sandusky. The Sandusky violations were only a small percentage of the fines however, as the Department of Education looked at all aspects of Penn State’s failure to comply with the Clery Act in that time. Only $27,500 of the fines came from crimes directly related to Sandusky"
The fines directly related from Sandusky was approx 1.5% of the total
So your point with this post is psu did a bunch of other bad things besides the Sandusky travesty?:eek: Is that really your defense?:confused: Man did the NCAA screw up by reducing your sanctions.$2,372,500 worth of fines for non-Sandusky violations
Agree. First question would be "so let's talk about JOPA". Then I would t hire them.Sorry, but this is a ridiculous post.
So your point with this post is psu did a bunch of other bad things besides the Sandusky travesty?:eek: Is that really your defense?:confused: Man did the NCAA screw up by reducing your sanctions.
OOPs my bad:grimace:You've mistaken me for a Nit. The spirit of my post is comparable to yours in that, yes, there seem to be substantially more violations besides Sandusky. When PSU points out how little of the fine is JS-related it's important to ask about the total