STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Penn State said Friday it wont fight a $2.4 million fine stemming from a five-year federal investigation that found the university repeatedly violated campus crime reporting requirements, including in the case of former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, who is now serving decades in prison on child sexual abuse charges.Penn State president Eric Barron said the university is paying the record fine even though it disagrees with some of the findings in a 239-page investigative report released by the U.S. Department of Education this month.Investigators found that Penn State failed to comply with various aspects of the 1990 campus crime reporting law known as the Clery Act, including not issuing warnings about potential threats and underreporting crimes in annual statistics submitted to the government.Barron said Penn State has made a significant commitment to preventing sex crimes and ensuring strict compliance with campus crime reporting requirements.All employees are now trained on the issues surrounding sex crimes and their responsibilities in reporting crimes, Barron said. The university has also established a telephone hotline and an online system for anonymously reporting sex crimes, he said.It is Penn States goal to not only meet the standards articulated by the Department of Education, as we believe we currently do, but to set a new standard for Clery compliance in higher education, Barron said.Investigators cited Penn State for twice failing to warn students and employees about Sandusky -- after administrators were told he abused a boy in a team shower in 2001 and as officials were being summoned to a grand jury and the scope of his behavior was becoming clearer a decade later.The Department of Education said Penn States police department concealed its investigation into an earlier report involving Sandusky and a boy in a team shower. Police didnt record the 1998 matter on their daily crime log, even though university policy required the log describe the type, location and time of every criminal incident.The university argued that police couldnt determine whether the interaction rose to the level of a sex offense and because it was unclear a crime occurred, there was no need to log it. But the Department of Education noted campus police logged far less serious matters, including someone sleeping in a stairwell.Sandusky, arrested in 2011 and convicted in 2012, is serving 30 to 60 years in prison. He maintains his innocence and is appealing.Former athletic director Tim Curley and former vice president Gary Schultz await trial along with former president Graham Spanier on charges of endangering the welfare of children and failing to properly report suspected abuse. They deny the accusations against them.The Department of Education report also said Penn State fostered a belief among athletes that rules didnt apply to them.In one instance, then-head coach Joe Paterno had his secretary email administrators to say hed take care of disciplining players involved in an off-campus fight, the report said.In another, Paterno had a text message sent to players telling them if they went to the universitys judicial affairs to answer code-of-conduct complaints, theyd be thrown off the team, the report said.The previous record Clery Act fine was $357,500 against Eastern Michigan University in 2007, reduced to $350,000 in a settlement. http://www.giantsrookiestore.com/ . White came in fourth place in the event. He was the two-time defending gold medallist. The gold medal went to Swiss snowboarder Iouri Podladtchikov. http://www.giantsrookiestore.com/Giants-Odell-Beckham-Jr-Jersey/ . Fellow centre Pavel Datsyuk remains out because of a concussion. 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The Texas Longhorns will see four former players on NBA summer league rosters for four different teams, the Texas mens basketball program posted to?Twitter?on Tuesday.Isaiah Taylor, Prince Ibeh, Cameron Ridley and Jonathan Holmes will be in Las Vegas for 11 days of competition July 8-18 at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas campus.?Taylor earned a spot on the Houston Rockets summer league roster. The point guard received All-Big 12 first-team honors following the 2015-16 season and led the team in scoring (15.0) and assists (5.0) during his junior year.Ibeh has been named to the Milwaukee Bucks summer league squad. The center earned Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year honors for his senior season, and he led the team and was second in the league in blocked shots (64). During his four seasons at Texas, Ibeh averaged 3.0 points, 3.4 rebounds and 1.6 blocks in just over 13 minutes per game.dddddddddddd?Another former center for the Longhorns, Ridley, will participate with the Chicago Bulls in Las Vegas. During his senior season, he led the team in rebounds (8.5) and ranked second in scoring (11.1 points) and blocks (37). The big man fractured his left foot during practice in December, and he underwent surgery that forced him to sit out all but the final two games of the season.?Rounding out the list of Longhorns heading to Las Vegas is Holmes, who will take a summer league spot with the Memphis?Grizzlies. The forward, who was waived by the Los Angeles Lakers last fall after playing in two preseason games, started in 108 of his 127 career games during his four years with the Longhorns and averaged 9.2 points and 5.9 rebounds.? 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