Death Penalty for PSU Means Death to NCAA's Credibility

Mars · Post by **Mars** » Tue Jul 24, 2012 2:04 pm

Cougarfan87 wrote: If a coach/player breaks an NCAA rule, the NCAA should find a way to punish that coach/player (bans from coaching in NCAA, suspensions, fines, etc.). I find the principle that children should not be punished for the sins of their fathers to be a good one. They may suffer some after effects (losing a star player or coach), but they should not be directly punished (bowl bans and loss of future scholarships).

If I kill someone, and I go to jail, my wife and kids would likely lose their house since I lose my job and quit paying the mortgage. So, should I not go to jail for murder because that would hurt my innocent family?

Post by **scott715** » Tue Jul 24, 2012 2:22 pm

Yes and you should not kill anyone.

Mars · Post by **Mars** » Tue Jul 24, 2012 2:37 pm

scott715 wrote:Yes and you should not kill anyone.

Cougarfan87 · Post by **Cougarfan87** » Wed Jul 25, 2012 1:46 pm

Mars wrote:
Cougarfan87 wrote: If a coach/player breaks an NCAA rule, the NCAA should find a way to punish that coach/player (bans from coaching in NCAA, suspensions, fines, etc.). I find the principle that children should not be punished for the sins of their fathers to be a good one. They may suffer some after effects (losing a star player or coach), but they should not be directly punished (bowl bans and loss of future scholarships).
If I kill someone, and I go to jail, my wife and kids would likely lose their house since I lose my job and quit paying the mortgage. So, should I not go to jail for murder because that would hurt my innocent family?

False analogy, but it was a nice attempt. The way the NCAA is operating, if you kill someone, your kids go to jail, because you have moved on and are vacationing in Hawaii.

A more comparable analogy to what you are saying is exactly what I am arguing for. The team may suffer if they lose a star player or coach properly punished by the NCAA for cheating (just like a family suffers when they lose a father to prison), but the justice system isn't directly going after the family--In the case of the NCAA, it is directly going after the family (future generations that had nothing to do with the cheating).

Mars · Post by **Mars** » Wed Jul 25, 2012 1:56 pm

Cougarfan87 wrote: False analogy, but it was a nice attempt. The way the NCAA is operating, if you kill someone, your kids go to jail, because you have moved on and are vacationing in Hawaii.

My analogy is false, and Sandusky and JoPa are metaphorically "vacationing in Hawaii". Good to know.

Cougarfan87 · Post by **Cougarfan87** » Wed Jul 25, 2012 2:02 pm

Mars wrote:
Cougarfan87 wrote: False analogy, but it was a nice attempt. The way the NCAA is operating, if you kill someone, your kids go to jail, because you have moved on and are vacationing in Hawaii.
My analogy is false, and Sandusky and JoPa are metaphorically "vacationing in Hawaii". Good to know.

That was meant as an analogy for those who have gone on to the NFL. For all I know though, Sandusky may enjoy prison life.

Mars · Post by **Mars** » Wed Jul 25, 2012 2:10 pm

Cougarfan87 wrote: For all I know though, Sandusky may enjoy prison life.

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Death Penalty for PSU Means Death to NCAA's Credibility

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