The Big Ten Has Piled On Some Punishment Of Its Own For Penn State
The sanctions handed down this morning by the NCAA are not all there is for Penn State. The Big Ten has now tacked on its own penalties: Penn State will not be getting any of the conference's bowl revenue for the next four years, an amount estimated to total $13 million. That money will instead go to " established charitable organizations in Big Ten communities dedicated to the protection of children." Also, Penn State will be ineligible for the Big Ten championship game for the next four seasons.
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