TexasExes98
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Even having the top classes at signing day doesnt always mean anything just ask programs like Tennessee, Miami, Texas.
Quick trivia question: What do those 3 programs have in the BCS era that Oregon doesn't have?
Even having the top classes at signing day doesnt always mean anything just ask programs like Tennessee, Miami, Texas.
Even having the top classes at signing day doesnt always mean anything just ask programs like Tennessee, Miami, Texas.
Quick trivia question: What do those 3 programs have in the BCS era that Oregon doesn't have?
Worse than death - Penn State alums react to harsh NCAA penalties | www.ajc.com
Tate: Punishment worse than 'death penalty' | News-Gazette.com
Penn State punished worse than the Death Penalty | S.H.E.D.AVENUE
Report: Penn State Will Receive ?Unprecedented Penalties? From The NCAA (UPDATE) | SportsGrid
What NCAA Penalties Mean for Penn State Athletes, Recruits - Schooled in Sports - Education Week
The penalties you are linking to are no longer in effect. The links don't really relate to the penalties Penn State is recruiting under.Along with the postseason ban comes a four-year reduction in athletic scholarships for football players, starting with the 2013-14 school year. Penn State will only be allowed to grant 15 new scholarships each season (compared to the maximum of 25) through 2016-17.
Starting in 2014-15 and going through 2017-18, Penn State can only have a total of 65 football players on scholarships, compared to the typical maximum of 85, under the penalties.
Quick trivia question: What do those 3 programs have in the BCS era that Oregon doesn't have?
There is that little stat that no team has won a BCS chanmp without a 4 yr recruiting ranking in the top 10 and only 2 have played in the game (VT and Oregon).
Odds to be All-American by star:
25% 5 star
6.25% 4 star
1.78% 3 star
.78% 2 star
I am thinking I would rather have 25 5 stars than 25 2 stars, but that is just me.
-Oregon had a top 10 in 2007 played for the title in the 2010 season.
-------The football program should have never been punished anyways. Not surprising the NCAA realized this and gave back scholarships. I'll never forget dumbass Mark Emmert said they, "put football ahead of academic integrity" yet PSU in most years is in the top 10 in graduation rates and the NCAA did next to nothing with UNC when they blatantly put athletics ahead of academic integrity. Surprised the bowl ban hasn't been lifted yet.
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There is that little stat that no team has won a BCS champ without a 4 yr recruiting ranking in the top 10 and only 2 have played in the game (VT and Oregon).
Notice I mentioned Oregon is one of 2 to play for the title. Evidence is pretty clear that there is a correlation between stars and winning. Team with the higher recruiting class wins 2/3rds of the time. You need coaching and talent to win titles.
Oh sorry I read it wrong.
but out of the teams that played for it with out winning it there are really only about 3 anyway right?
Colt McCoy's wife said on the radio that Texas players were getting paid, not Colt but other players were.
I don't ever remember anybody comparing what PSU received from the NCAA to what SMU received. No sanctions will ever trump what SMU received; EVER! The NCAA handed SMU the death penalty in 1986 and immediately shut down their program for the 1987 season. SMU then decided to not play in '88 as well. They were banned from bowl games till '89 and banned from television til '89 (once SMU received the DP, this was the beginning of the end of the SWC). They lost 55 new schollies over 4 years. They couldn't conduct any off campus recruiting until '88. Once they started playing in '89 again, all of their players were walk ons (every single starter was a walk on; think about that one). I remember Houston tried to drop 100 pts on the Ponies that year, beating them 96-21 and Cougar High called a timeout before the game ended to try and score 100. This totally destroyed the SMU football program for 25 years. Ponies didn't make a bowl game until 2009. So no, what PSU received from the NCAA doesn't come close to comparing what SMU received.