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RE: How de-motivating is a football ban to a football program?
(08-24-2012 12:59 AM)sierrajip Wrote:  If it is a Penn State ban, it is a whole new ball game.

We already know it won't be anything more than one season. It could be 2012 if the appeal is denied expeditiously or withdrawn, or it could be 2013 if the appeal is denied after the season, or it could be granted and then no postseason ban will occur. The NCAA cannot tack on MORE penalties during an appeal, unless there is new evidence brought forth and the case is referred back to the COI.
08-24-2012 01:55 PM
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