I saw this as well. To me, it seems like this is coming out late. If he would have stopped it, don't you think that would have been in the grand jury findings?
JoePa Fired/What is happening at Penn State?!?!
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I saw this as well. To me, it seems like this is coming out late. If he would have stopped it, don't you think that would have been in the grand jury findings?
Why wouldn't he state this during testimony to the grand jury? His story keeps changing.
My take is that it's easy for him to "say" he stopped it. Even in the grand jury report it states that when he saw them, they saw him as well. So of course they would have stopped what they were doing.
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There have been some pretty big stories about college football that have taken place off the field. Some other ones that you forgot to mention is Jim Tressel resigning at Ohio State due to players getting improper benifits and Miami and their fiasco. It could also be that most of college football big time programs are not that great like Notre Dame, Texas, USC, Michigan, Ohio State, and Miami.
They stopped when he saw them. What happened when he rolled out to go home and call his dad?
Seems like we need to loan out our Honor Before Victory plaque. A lot of programs could use it.
Interesting indeed. There could be several legitimate reasons for doing this that the general public might not be aware of. Of course, he could be basically making himself broke in case of a large judgement against him.
State College police: McQueary didn't report abuse - US news - Crime & courts - msnbc.com
Local cops refutes McQueary's email that said he went to the cops.
Local cops refutes McQueary's email that said he went to the cops.
Special report on Jerry Sandusky, Joe Paterno, Penn State scandal - SI.com - Magazine
From CNNSI.com - the article stated that there have been rumors regarding Sandusky's behavior.
As to the familiar line of inquiry, "Who knew what and when did they know it?" accounts vary wildly. While former players and Sandusky acquaintances profess disbelief over the allegations, others in State College say the rumors had been marinating for years. "When [Sandusky] left, there was speculation about his behavior with young boys," says Rebecca Durst, who owns a barbershop near campus and says her long-term clients include prominent Penn State administrators. "This is a small town. It's been in the rumor mill for a while."
From CNNSI.com - the article stated that there have been rumors regarding Sandusky's behavior.
As to the familiar line of inquiry, "Who knew what and when did they know it?" accounts vary wildly. While former players and Sandusky acquaintances profess disbelief over the allegations, others in State College say the rumors had been marinating for years. "When [Sandusky] left, there was speculation about his behavior with young boys," says Rebecca Durst, who owns a barbershop near campus and says her long-term clients include prominent Penn State administrators. "This is a small town. It's been in the rumor mill for a while."
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Big article, how the investigation proceeded, what investigators believe others would have known . . .
Inquiry Grew Into Concerns of a Cover-Up
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/17/s...sandusky-investigators.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1
Inquiry Grew Into Concerns of a Cover-Up
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/17/s...sandusky-investigators.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1
So, according to the NY Times, the thing that broke open the Sandusky case wasn't a virtuous coach or administrator going to the police. It wasn't a player spilling their guts. It wasn't a booster passing on a tip.
It was a bunch of couch-bound quarterbacks on a message board repeating "rumors".
Message boards. The whipping boy of all "upright" sports journalists. Message boards did more to stop a child rapist than Joe Freaking Paterno, the World's Greatest Humanitarian. Did I wake up in CrazyWorld this morning?
Now that I know the true power of message boards, I feel the sacred duty to repeat a rumor I heard about how the U of I has been involved in a secret underground dogfighting ring with Mizzou, Texas A&M and Nebraska. Go get 'em, boys.
It was a bunch of couch-bound quarterbacks on a message board repeating "rumors".
Message boards. The whipping boy of all "upright" sports journalists. Message boards did more to stop a child rapist than Joe Freaking Paterno, the World's Greatest Humanitarian. Did I wake up in CrazyWorld this morning?
Now that I know the true power of message boards, I feel the sacred duty to repeat a rumor I heard about how the U of I has been involved in a secret underground dogfighting ring with Mizzou, Texas A&M and Nebraska. Go get 'em, boys.
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More victims coming forward.
Report: Alleged Sandusky Victims From As Far Back As The 1970s Contact Lawyers | ThePostGame
Report: Alleged Sandusky Victims From As Far Back As The 1970s Contact Lawyers | ThePostGame
Sandusky needs to die with McQueary and whoever else knew right behind. A public execution would be ok with me.
Anyone know the status of Spanier's 2004 ISU Alumni Award? His awards and recognitions received during his years at ISU need to be thoroughly reviewed and appropriate expunging action taken.
