Brent Yarina, BTN.com Senior Editor, July 23, 2012
The Penn State football family is a tight one. Current and former players hit Twitter on Monday to offer their feelings on the NCAA's stiff punishments, which included vacating wins from 1998-2011, a $60 million fine, a four-year postseason ban and the loss of 10 scholarships each of the next four seasons. See all the best tweets, including one from former running back and current Washington Redskin Evan Royster, in this post.
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ah crap… so i lost every college football game i ever played in?
— Evan Royster (@Evan_Royster) July 23, 2012
This is beyond sad man…
— Daryll Clark (@CaptainClark17) July 23, 2012
https://twitter.com/NSukay1/status/227397380989927425
Wow.
— Kyle Lucas (@KLucas26) July 23, 2012
And I stand by my statement yesterday… I'm not going anywhere, Penn State forever! #WeAre
— Garry Gilliam Jr. (@Garry_Gilliam) July 23, 2012
Psu vs the world!!! Day 1
— Nate Cadogan (@ThaniBoy70) July 23, 2012
I'm not going anywhere We Are Penn State forever. That's final!! Love this University, more important I bleed Blue & White!!
— Steph Morris (@Morr12s) July 23, 2012
That 400th win was still one of the most special games I ever played in.
— Quinn Barham (@QuinnBarham) July 23, 2012
This just blows my mind
— D-block (@_numba50) July 23, 2012
https://twitter.com/NSukay1/status/227402603355586560
So I guess we should expect NCAA agents to come melt our B1G Championship rings and wipe our memory, men-in-black style #canterasehistory
— Ryan Scherer (@SchererDumbLuck) July 23, 2012
https://twitter.com/dmoye6/status/227410096861372416
The beauty in tragedy is if we react positively, it grants us the unique opportunity to grow and come together stronger than ever #WeAre
— ????? (@mike_wallz) July 23, 2012
Don't even trip, it's going to be fine.. God has a plan.
— Adrian Amos (@_SmashAmos31) July 23, 2012
Can't remove that 400 off the ring! http://t.co/SwgOXyZ9
— Devon Still (@devonjstill) July 23, 2012
