Vote: What Do You Think About The NCAA's Sanctions Against Penn State?
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The famed statue of Joe Paterno was taken down from outside the Penn State football stadium Sunday as the NCAA announced it would be issuing sanctions against the university.
Sentiments are deeply divided among Penn State students, alumni and fans, over the removal of the Paterno statue. But one former football player says it's important to remember, it's just a statue.
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Even with all the challenges Penn State University has faced over the last eight months, Greg Webb from Sicklerville says he still plans on playing football when he graduates high school.
Penn State says no decision has been made on the future of the Joe Paterno statue outside Beaver Stadium.
In light of the Louis Freeh report, the NCAA is now left to decide whether to impose penalties against the football program at Penn State.
St. Joseph's basketball coach Phil Martelli and former Pennsylvania Governer Ed Rendell believe that the discoveries in the recent report about Penn State football are reason enough to remove the Joe Paterno statue from campus.
Penn State must do the right thing and suspend the football program.
Should the NCAA place sanctions on Penn State football, though the school did not technically violate any NCAA bylaw? Should Penn State itself, in lieu of what the school's Board of Trustees initiated with the Louis Freeh Report, act and place its own sanctions on the football program?
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Eagles owners Jeff and Christina Lurie will end their 20-year marriage, the couple announced.
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If he could, Shawn Oakman would go back in time and put the $7.00 hoagie and 75-cent fruit juice down and walk out.
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The Eagles announced their 2012 training camp schedule.
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