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The NCAA Crosses a Line

Inside Higher Ed

November 23, 2011

To judge from what is known at this point, so many things appeared to go wrong at Penn State that it seems logical that there is something for the major governing body in college sports to look into. After all, almost everyone else is, including the federal government. But the association's decision to get involved in the Penn State situation is without precedent in its history, say several experts on NCAA enforcement.

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