It does seem odd with those two hires given all that has happened there
The NCAA had no recourse, Franklin wasnt convicted of anything. But I think it was a rather risky move since he could have been indicted later as more came out.
Anyways, despite the good season they had last year and good recruiting, I am happy he is over there, as I still think he is a huge moron, and most likely not a very good coach.
I think that he's one of those guys who tries too hard to look "cool", and guys who usually try to look "cool" usually end-up looking like dopes.Goofy is one way to describe Franklin. I think he has a minor mental disability.
Good Post as I read it Penn State Trustees sought out at Head Coaching, the Presidency and Athletic Director with Crisis Management Experience in dealing with Scandals & Athletic Integrity Compliance Deficiencies to clean up the sordid Legacy of 409 Clean Up of the Paterno, Spanier, and Curley Errors!!!!First franklin didn't witness his players recording the rape that would mean that he was present for the rape which isn't true.
Now to address the nitwit. Similar to the sandusky mess not everyone involved is prosecuted. You have to have enough evidence that their is a reasonable chance to convict someone. James Franklin was definitely involved in the vanderbilt mess as he told the player to delete the video and called the victim "to check up on her and make sure she was ok!" That is in quote's because that's Franklin's explanation for calling her. But he could have just as easily been fishing for info to see if she was going to go forward with anything. Doesn't mean franklin is guilty of breaking any law but its a red flag and for a university that just came out of the sandusky problems it was a questionable hire. Then you have your president who had his own history with the winston rape/non rape. Basically Psu has made to high profile hires since sandusky and both had past allegations of wrong doing in a rape case!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I disagree a tad, with due respect to your own views, JF deserves respect and is good role model putting his family first and wearing that on his sleeve for all to see. Just like Coach PN talks about the Lessons PN Learned from his Father.Goofy is one way to describe Franklin. I think he has a minor mental disability.
I used to argue otherwise and felt it was unfair to say nothing has changed since the Freeh-Trustees-NCAA put in Penn State Athletic 2012 Reforms, and was a fine example of how to correct an University Football Scandal......However, after reading what Freeh said, Paterno's Report now proven fallacies, PMA-PSU Victims Insurance Depositions Under Oath from 1970-80s, and DOE Title IX-Clery Act Fact Finding & Fines and then seeing all the continued Whining, Crying and Attacks on Decency to Defend Paterno & Penn State by Franco, Lubrano, Lord and Cult Dolts on BWI it is coming much clearer that Penn State University has opted to just treading water to continue to move on and Winning is back to everything over dealing with the Alumni, New Trustees and Cult Dolts Fans that deny the Facts in face of their own disbelief's this ever could happen at Dear Old State! The World no longer respects them either and that is not going to change for those that keep making excuses for them.The point is, nothing has changed there, the new individuals of note (the head coach and school prez, being the #1 and #2 individuals of most importance there) are basically just as bad as the previous. It's not a matter of "those allegedly bad people are gone now."
Whether assaults and such are actually happening at the moment, the atmosphere that allowed for the previous heinous chain of events to occur as they did, encouraged and unfettered for many years, is set up exactly like it was then. Those inclined to do awful things are enabled ... heck, invited...to do their deeds. The venues are there for them. The body of potential victims are there for them to prey upon at their pleasure. If any rogue happened to say something, they'll be silenced and black listed. And even if were to escape the censors and get out, no worries, our army of lawyers, politicians, business sponsors, media and the NCAA are safely in our pocket and won't lift a finger.
Harbaugh and Meyers are still there, and in time Franklin will have a tougher time ever beating them than they with him, Just a Hunch!The NCAA had no recourse, Franklin wasnt convicted of anything. But I think it was a rather risky move since he could have been indicted later as more came out.
Anyways, despite the good season they had last year and good recruiting, I am happy he is over there, as I still think he is a huge moron, and most likely not a very good coach.
Simple said, but you nailed it!I think that he's one of those guys who tries too hard to look "cool", and guys who usually try to look "cool" usually end-up looking like dopes.
Exactly!It will be interesting to see how he handles going from the hunter to the hunted. Expectations will be super high in happy valley this year. A good coach can handle the switch. I'm not sure how Franklin will do.
I think that he's one of those guys who tries too hard to look "cool", and guys who usually try to look "cool" usually end-up looking like dopes.