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‘We have been rocked,’ State College community leaders say

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (MCT) — Centre County Commissioner Steve Dershem said the NCAA acted as “judge, jury and executioner for the entire local community” when imposing unprecedented sanctions Monday against Penn State.

Community leaders, including Dershem, hope residents can now begin to move forward and heal, but anticipate negative impacts — in part, to local businesses, university admissions, real estate, and the university’s football players.

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