NCAA restores Penn State football postseason, scholarships
Posted Sep 8, 2014
Due to Penn State University’s significant progress toward ensuring its athletics department functions with integrity, the NCAA Executive Committee today eliminated the school’s postseason ban, effective immediately, and will return the full complement of football scholarships in 2015-16. The committee’s action endorses recommendations released today by George Mitchell, the university’s athletics oversight monitor, in his latest report.
(NCAA.org)
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