I think it's increasingly clear that none of the things that transpired had any impact on the field, and therefore I think almost universally, people say, well, those teams win those games. I think it's equally clear that in almost every instance we pay a penalty if we don't follow a process. And the NCAA stepped out of their process.

Eric Barron

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I can't imagine anybody that's not appalled by the alleged behavi... by Eric Barron

I can't imagine anybody that's not appalled by the alleged behavior.

This is the kind of behavior that can get someone expelled. by Eric Barron

This is the kind of behavior that can get someone expelled.

I think if you punish those that are responsible, we all learn, and if you punish everybody, then I don't think we really all learn.

I have to say, I'm not a fan of the report, there's no doubt in my mind, Freeh steered everything as if he were a prosecutor trying to convince a court to take the case.

Unfortunately, there are a lot of shoes that have to drop. You could argue that public opinion has found us guilty before the criminal trials, there's no doubt in my mind what was completely and totally wrong was the notion that this entire alumni base, our students, our faculty, our staff, got the blame for what occurred.

Of course I'm concerned about antagonism, and I'm concerned particularly because if you go to the foundations of all those individuals, they all love Penn State, they're all giving an enormous amount of time to Penn State, and for no other reason than they believe in the institution.

I think it adds more clarity and it reflects circumstances better... by Eric Barron

I think it adds more clarity and it reflects circumstances better.

They're constantly reading about it, they're constantly talking about who is standing up for the university, how they're standing up for the university, who did something wrong.