More recently, how about Penn State and the Sandusky scandal. Living in PA now I saw that unfold. Sandusky at the time wasn't a PSU employee, but there's no way that everyone didn't have an idea that something was going on. And if Joe Paterno didn't know, he should have. There was, in my opinion, willful ignorance, and again, he should have. It happened on his watch. JoPa controlled that program so much that his players were exempt from the PSU discipline program. He handled everything.
So I look at Kentucky and say, everyone knew what was going on. You don't hide something that extensive--much wider than what was going on at PSU--and just believe that nothing's going on. Strippers? Hookers? Anyone want to plug in the Sgt Shultz "I know nothing" clip here.
Coaching stall all the way up and down should be canned. They all knew. The kids who were involved should be expelled. The kids who didn't get the strippers/hookers--but of course knew--let them stay. You really can't hold them responsible, even for not just ratting out the goings on.
But the heck with the NCAA. This is something the university should be doing. Every faculty member has a "morals" clause in his/her contract. It's time for Kentucky to exercise it...or accept that KY Jelly is going to have a whole new meaning.