• Hey, guest user. Hope you're enjoying NeoGAF! Have you considered registering for an account? Come join us and add your take to the daily discourse.

CFB 2015 Off-season thread: 12 Gauge backfires on Super Mariota, Mario FPS unlikely

Status
Not open for further replies.
B

Branduil

Member
Ryuuroden said:
By punishing the individuals you are making sure it never happens again. Criminal punishment is supposed to deter crime. If you make sure every single person who played a part in covering up this is punished criminally with harsh punishment or whatever, then future individuals if they find out someone is molesting someone will not sit back and let it happen because they know they will go to prison too. If they know all that is going to happen is their college is going to be punished or so on but nothing will happen to them individually then what deterrent is there to speak up.

If a relative of mine goes and rapes someone and I find out about it and I do not go to authorities. I should be punished as well. However, if that relative rapes someone and I have no knowledge of it nor does the rest of my family and hes caught and then my whole family is arrested and charged with rape how is that fair? How does that get justice for anyone? This is tantamount to punishing a whole community for the crimes of one person. It is shocking to me no one sees what a slippery slope to despotism that collective punishment is.

Being an opponent of collective punishment that hurts innocent individuals does not make a person a Sandusky apologist. Calling people Sandusky apologists or apologists of any other type is just the typical slander used by people who can't argue with someones reasoning so they resort to trying to link you to "oh you must support child rape." It's the same disgusting name calling we use in politics calling people Nazis and Socialists.

If killing football actually punished the ones at fault in the scandal at Penn State or in any scandal at any other university or if similar actions would work in any other matter of life then I would support it. I will not support actions that punish innocent people and you know what. Most victims of crime would tell you they would not support punishing innocent people but would want to see the actual criminals punished.

The actions that the NCAA took that mean a lot more and will cause much more change and help victims of abuse are the monetary fines. Those will actually help victims and prevent future victims.

I look at things pragmatically instead of viscerally and the whole thing was handled badly from the start because everyone approached it emotionally instead of figuring out better ways to actually punish the ones at fault. People who truly believe that taking away wins will be more effective in preventing this sort of crime from happening then the threat of prison time are seriously deluded.
Click to expand...

The reason Sandusky was able to rape so many children was because of the cult of Joe Pa. Punishing Penn State as an institution is appropriate because Penn State is guilty of covering up horrendous crimes. The people who think football and Joe Pa's statue are more important than child rape are almost as bad as Sandusky in my eyes.
 
M

mre

Golden Domers are chickenshit!!
JaDA1M3.png
 
T

timetokill

Banned
BigAT said:
This get posted here?

4tiVGne.jpg
Click to expand...

Yiiikes.

So:
- Those kids were no angels (so maybe they needed a good raping?)
- Some of those kids are liars
- They only did it because money (irony)
- Need a new trial because it will make people doubt and stop hating Joe and us


Good god. Just burn the whole thing down already.
 
T

timetokill

Banned
He's been on that board a long time and survived to make a post like that satire? I'm doubting it.

But god I hope it is satire. I just don't think it is.
 
R

Ryuuroden

Member
http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/12181994/bobby-bowden-happy-ncaa-settlement-penn-state-nittany-lions

The NCAA agreed to restore the 111 victories that had been removed from Paterno's record, giving him 409 again. Bowden is second on the list with 377, though he also has had 12 victories vacated.

"That's OK," the 85-year-old Bowden told The Associated Press in a phone interview Friday about no longer holding the record. "I'm glad for him. I was self-conscious about that anyway.

"Every time I would speak they would say, 'He's the winningest coach in I-A history.' I'd say, 'Yeah, after they took 100 away from Joe.'"

Bowden said that while he doesn't know all the details about what went on at Penn State with the Sandusky scandal, it seemed to him the NCAA punishment of Paterno was too harsh.

"I felt like that was pretty dadgum strict," Bowden said.

The NCAA stripped Bowden and Florida State of 12 victories from the 2006 and '07 seasons because of NCAA violations related to an academic cheating scandal.

"By the way, am I going to get my 12 back now?" Bowden said.
Click to expand...

NCAA; "Touche good sir, touche"
 
M

mre

Golden Domers are chickenshit!!
mre said:
Fucking Jay Paterno on Finebaum.
Click to expand...
So expound upon this...

I didn't hear the whole interview, but when I turned it on, Jay Paterno was talking about how it was important for Paterno's name to be cleared, otherwise people in similar situations might not be willing to come forward in the future for fear of being punished. What a fucking cock. Yes, Jay. Your father was "punished" because he came forward. That's exactly why everyone is disgusted and disappointed in him. Because he came forward.
 
Y

Yaboosh

Super Sleuth
mre said:
So expound upon this...

I didn't hear the whole interview, but when I turned it on, Jay Paterno was talking about how it was important for Paterno's name to be cleared, otherwise people in similar situations might not be willing to come forward in the future for fear of being punished. What a fucking cock. Yes, Jay. Your father was "punished" because he came forward. That's exactly why everyone is disgusted and disappointed in him. Because he came forward.
Click to expand...


Did Finebaum follow up with that? It seems like a painfully obvious thing to respond with.
 
R

Ryuuroden

Member
mre said:
So expound upon this...

I didn't hear the whole interview, but when I turned it on, Jay Paterno was talking about how it was important for Paterno's name to be cleared, otherwise people in similar situations might not be willing to come forward in the future for fear of being punished. What a fucking cock. Yes, Jay. Your father was "punished" because he came forward. That's exactly why everyone is disgusted and disappointed in him. Because he came forward.
Click to expand...

To Jay Paterno

Jay, your father did come "forward" and tell the head of campus police, the VP and the president. The issue we all have with your father is he is the BMOC, after he told these people he just sat on his ass and wiped his hands clean. Yes he followed the letter of the law but he did not follow the spirit of the law. This is like you going to your boss to tell him that there are people in the company doing illegal things and when your boss doesn't do anything you don't whistle blow on the issue to the feds. You may have done what was technically your responsibility to do but when your as powerful a man on campus as Paterno is, there are unwritten responsibilities that you have.

Prosecutors have already stated that they pretty much could not prosecute him because he did the minimum of what he was legally responsible for doing but they also said he could of done way more and did not follow the spirit of the law using the power he did have. Instead he pushed the responsibility to others. That is why everyone is so disgusted and disappointed in him, Jay.
Click to expand...
 
T

truly101

I got grudge sucked!
mre said:
Rolling over and playing dead doesn't work. See: Alabama and USC.

The NCAA can talk about how cooperation let the schools avoid stiffer penalties, but the fact of the matter is, cooperating just gives them the ammo to skull fuck you.

Edit: We got nailed for giving players too many books.
Click to expand...

and UNC skates for not giving any classes. When you compare the two institutions reputations, and their conferences as well, AND what the NCAA is supposed to stand for its ridiculously ironic.

Frustrated_Grunt said:
https://vine.co/v/huq9n7jOnWl
Click to expand...

This has to be used as a thread title.
 
B

bucknuticus

Member
NFL deadlin has passed, and not one tOSU player decalred early. Wow, this teams going to be loaded next year.

Also saw Kiffkins is the lead for the 49ers OC job
 
ulua

ulua

Member
Getting updates on my phone telling me that lane kiffin is the lead candidate for the 49ers oc position as well . Please stay with alabama one more year =(
 
K

Kevtones

Member
So Carrington (Oregon's suspended WR for the title game) didn't smoke pot but rather inhaled 2nd hand smoke according to his father.


Not sure I buy it but he had 15 reading and the NCAA limit is 5. NFL limit is 35 and an airplane pilot is 50. Kind of crazy if true.
 
C

cdyhybrid

Member
Kevtones said:
So Carrington (Oregon's suspended WR for the title game) didn't smoke pot but rather inhaled 2nd hand smoke according to his father.


Not sure I buy it but he had 15 reading and the NCAA limit is 5. NFL limit is 35 and an airplane pilot is 50. Kind of crazy if true.
Click to expand...

Heh, NCAA limit is so low and he couldn't even pass that. Of course his dad would say that.
 
A

AlteredBeast

Fork 'em, Sparky!
Wouldn't have mattered in the championship game, either.

thought Chad "PSTriple" Warren got a scholarship offer and did a double take. Lol
 
A

andycapps

Member
KingGondo said:
Plus he's still being considered for NFL OC jobs.
Click to expand...

To be fair, I think he's actually a decent NFL OC. His schemes are a bit much for college and he didn't seem willing/able to adapt them to what he had to work with in college. Is he worth the chances that he's gotten? Definitely not, but he's an NFL guy and should stick with that.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Similar threads

CFB 2017 Week 5 |OT| Searching for evidence that Kentucky has ever beaten Florida
26 27 28 29 30
1K
66K
PlayALLtheGames replied
CFB 2017 Week 7 |OT| Chooooklahoma, where the Cyclones come wrecking up the plains
26 27 28 29 30
1K
70K
perfectchaos007 replied
College Football 2017 Week 6 |OT| It Just Means More (TM)
23 24 25 26 27
1K
59K
ryseing replied
CFB 2016 Week 0: The Big Aloha from Down Under
2 3 4 5
225
11K
mre replied
New study estimates college football team valuations, three teams are over $1 billion
2 3
117
12K
Falchion replied
Top Bottom