Buy/Sell: If Mullen bolts for Penn State, he'll be just like Bobby Collins at SMU

[Mutt the Hoople.buhoops]

Buy/Sell: If Mullen bolts for Penn State, he'll be just like Bobby Collins at SMU

Collins built USM into a very strong program by 1981. When SMU came calling, it was only natural for Collins to go somewhere bigger. Unfortunately, SMU was one of the most openly-crooked programs in a very crooked Southwest Conference. Collins went where he shouldn't have gone, SMU got the death penalty, and Collins never coached again.<div>
</div><div>Dan Mullen should heed this. State Penn is SMU**2.</div>

 

[thatsbaseball]

Buy/Sell: If Mullen bolts for Penn State, he'll be just like Bobby Collins at SMU

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[MedDawg]

Buy/Sell: If Mullen bolts for Penn State, he'll be just like Bobby Collins at SMU

SMU cheated to buy players to gain a competitive advantage. Penn State has never been sanctioned for NCAA infractions. Penn State had a former employee molest boys on and off campus, and a 2-3 year investigation by the attorney general and state police found about 4-5 Penn State people involved, and all are already gone. No players were ever involved. <div>
</div><div>Yeah, there will be a stigma, but there will not be any NCAA penalties, and Penn State will continue to make $50million a year from it's football program and recruit and win games. SMU received the death penalty, then deemphasized football to the point of nothingness.</div><div><div>
</div><div>Penn State is not at all like SMU2. </div></div>

 

[thatsbaseball]

Buy/Sell: If Mullen bolts for Penn State, he'll be just like Bobby Collins at SMU

if anything bringing him in to that situation was simply akin to pouring gas on an already burning fire.

 

[goober.sixpack]

Buy/Sell: If Mullen bolts for Penn State, he'll be just like Bobby Collins at SMU

SMU was corrupt before a corrupt man took over.

Watch the espn special. He could have been ghandi and they'd have still gotten the death penalty though. What triggered the death penalty was a player who came back later and said they continued to pay after they had already been found guilty.

"we still got a payroll to meet" was the theme.