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.
Latest
WNBA Betting Picks: Best Bets for Monday, August 24th
Mon Aug 24 2026
Fluffy and Robocop Proved They Both Belong at UFC Sacramento
Sun Aug 23 2026
MLB Best Bets Today: Dodgers, Cubs Highlight Sunday Picks
Sun Aug 23 2026
Latest Betting
- UFC Sacramento Betting Picks: Three Best Bets for Fight Night
- UFC Sacramento Betting: Three Sneaky Props Worth Considering
- Kennedy Nzechukwu Is the UFC Underdog Bet You Should Know Tonight
- UFC Sacramento Sees Real Line Movement Ahead of Fight Night
- NFL Preseason Week 2 Betting Picks: Best Bets for Friday’s Games
- Where the Sharp Money Is Landing This Weekend At UFC Sacramento
- Braves vs. Brewers Best Bets: Two Picks for Friday’s Pitching Duel

