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We will beat them yet again on the field even with our inferior group.
I disagree just a tad, but with respect. Pitt never has had inferior players on the field and that is proven by having superior numbers in All Americans, Hall of Famers and CFB & NFL Record Holders.

However, Pitt has had less number of players on Smaller Number Rosters due to lack of Inferior Athletic Leadership that led to not being able to afford to keep up and not emphasizing Athletics after 1939, with a slight rebound in 1950s to 1963, but after that others Programs saw the need to keep funding Athletics to maintain excellence and did include the foresight of Paterno that started to bring on 35 Redshirts in 1966 in violation of the Big Four Agreement combine with his dedication to excellent coaching.

Pitt rebounded again in 1972 and caught up bringing in 90 recruits in 1973 and 1974 and winning the national championship in 1976 and playing near the Top 5 and 10 and 25 after that due to having the Right People running Athletics until 1983.

After that Pitt Athletic Leadership was as horrible as Academics until Nordenberg arrive and he gave it a mighty effort that return Pitt to Winning but seldom in the Top 25 at least in Football, but his efforts were noble, notable and had foresight of its own setting his sights on the ACC to survive and he made that happen.

Now Pitt has the resources to rebuild it Football and Basketball Programs but is still in the search for the right Athletic People supported by a Chancellor with the right Vision to make that happen with keeping Academic Integrity Excellence and Athletic Integrity Compliance too

Pitt has been let down by Inferior Athletic Directors, Consultants, and Staffers since 1982 with very bad misjudgments and selfish career builders that never had the intention to stay at Pitt and did an adequate job of mediocrity from year to year combine with Conference Expansion Events that caused some setbacks, but Nordenberg did his best and did indeed caused Pitt to survive even when he lacked a permanent Athletic Director for a while.

What Chancellor Nordenberg did is help Pitt Athletic to survive by getting an invite into the ACC and now up to Chancellor Gallagher to cause Pitt to thrive by rebuilding Football and Basketball but really needs to attract a Top Athletic Director to join Narduzzi, Stallings, and others at Pitt!

The Inferior Misjudgments have to stop by Higher Ups! Pitt needs Bigger Rosters, Staffers, and Bigger Boosters, Sponsors, and Commitments of Coaches and Athletic Director focused on Bigger Athletic Ambitions that stay at Pitt for that sole purpose, not for Sole Pockets of them and their Consultants Careers!

Putting Pitt First and Proving It By Finding and Having the Right People at Pitt must be the Total Pitt Priority Just like Coach Narduzzi is doing to finding the right OC to stay at Pitt too!
 
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My wife asked this question!

How much did these clowns cost us hard working taxpayers.

If you never worked you probably don't care.

Wasn't there three Nitter U executives who were charged? Oh yea Spanier. Whats he up to?

And we have to feed & clothe Sandusky for some odd reason!

Do they get to keep their pensions?
 
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With information dating back to 1976, and now information showing Gricar telling ups to handle
Sandusky. This shows ups started the cover up in 1976/1977.
This is a total cover up. paterno was the mastermind and it shows that paterno force the hands of the
presidents of ups.
What a SICK SICK GROUP OF PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If anyone had any balls they would close the football program down until
more sane people can get control of it!
 
My wife asked this question! How much did these clowns cost us hard working taxpayers.
If you never worked you probably don't care.
Wasn't there three Nitter U executives who were charged? Oh yea Spanier. Whats he up to?
And we have to feed & clothe Sandusky for some odd reason!
Do they get to keep their pensions?
Unfortunately, by pleading to one Misdemeanor they do to keep their Pensions and could be eligible for other Constitutional Rights by cooperating with the Prosecution depending on the Sealed Plead Agreement. The Fine is small too.

No question this has costs much money and will continue to even when it all goes away. Not to mention the shame of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
 
According to BWI, it's because the jury pool has been tainted, it's a kangaroo court, the judge is corrupt -- basically the fix is in. The lead post was some investigation that was done in 2012 to determine whether Spanier should have his security clearance revoked, which they are touting as evidence that everybody's innocent.

There are some people asking the others to take off the blinders, but many are clinging to the notion of Penn State as the victim -- of a feckless board, overzealous prosecutors, lying and greedy abuse victims, and a biased media. A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.


What is happening was inevitable once PSU lost the insurance coverage case in Philadelphia and the Judge referred to some sealed and prior-secret documents...then PSU lost the Big Red case [in spades]. I am frankly surprised it took this long for one of the three stooges to not take a deal and sing like a bird. Had their legal fees not been covered, this would have happened several years ago. Spanier is/was one of the most arrogant pricks in academia and is/was reviled by the PA legislature. Could not happen to a more deserving piece of crap. Should be fun to watch. Hail to Pitt!
 
With information dating back to 1976, and now information showing Gricar telling ups to handle
Sandusky. This shows ups started the cover up in 1976/1977.
This is a total cover up. paterno was the mastermind and it shows that paterno force the hands of the
presidents of ups.
What a SICK SICK GROUP OF PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If anyone had any balls they would close the football program down until
more sane people can get control of it!
This is a not unfair statement and another view that cannot be refuted and it was by a victim under oath and not just an allegation like Scott Paterno has said. Yet, the Paterno's still continue to pursue Lawsuit claiming the defaming of their Father's Name? If that is true they should be filing a Lawsuit against the Victim that said it happen in 1976, but those Documents are still sealed?

Time for the Paterno's to accept that Victim's Voices are superior and require more Caring more than Commercial Value of 409 Wins and a Statue that should stay down because it no longer deserves anyone looking up to it for the Hindsight of Shame left at Penn State?

All Sealed Documents should be released and without being redacted as well, so the Media can report on what really what happen! The Paterno should be adding their voices on that too, not say they are allegations, and then remain in silence like Joe's mistake in hindsight again?
 
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What is happening was inevitable once PSU lost the insurance coverage case in Philadelphia and the Judge referred to some sealed and prior-secret documents...then PSU lost the Big Red case [in spades]. I am frankly surprised it took this long for one of the three stooges to not take a deal and sing like a bird. Had their legal fees not been covered, this would have happened several years ago. Spanier is/was one of the most arrogant pricks in academia and is/was reviled by the PA legislature. Could not happen to a more deserving piece of crap. Should be fun to watch. Hail to Pitt!
Right on, and some Legislator & Trustees that were part of The Second Mile need a Lawsuit from Children Advocacy Group to demand the release of all those Documents. They keep trying to force silence over sunlight that needs to come out. The Protection of Silence on Abuse so Football Funding Wins is just as bad as silencing the Abuse.
 
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The program served its punishment. haha they cried and whined until the punishment was reduced because the NCAA did not want to deal with the crying cult any longer!

Next week trial juror selections will begin so this is not over~
 
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My wife asked this question!

How much did these clowns cost us hard working taxpayers.

If you never worked you probably don't care.

Wasn't there three Nitter U executives who were charged? Oh yea Spanier. Whats he up to?

And we have to feed & clothe Sandusky for some odd reason!

Do they get to keep their pensions?
Excellent question: Did their plea deal allow them to keep their pensions? Perhaps a lawyer can answer if by them pleading to a misdemeanor charge, do they automatically lose the right to their pension? I thought Jerry and Dottie successfully lobbied the state to allow his pension to be reinstated, so nothing would surprise me.

I'm not sure what to make of all of this. Did the prosecutors do this so that they would have their testimony to go after Spanier? I predict Spanier is going to plead too, but maybe the AD is unwilling to lessen his charges. They ALL were clearly complicit, so I'm not sure why just going after one of them makes any sense.
 
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I think we shall witness lots of this shall we say exposure....as false Pitt fans start losing their collective minds from this news....
 
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Excellent question: Did their plea deal allow them to keep their pensions? Perhaps a lawyer can answer if by them pleading to a misdemeanor charge, do they automatically lose the right to their pension? I thought Jerry and Dottie successfully lobbied the state to allow his pension to be reinstated, so nothing would surprise me.

I'm not sure what to make of all of this. Did the prosecutors do this so that they would have their testimony to go after Spanier? I predict Spanier is going to plead too, but maybe the AD is unwilling to lessen his charges. They ALL were clearly complicit, so I'm not sure why just going after one of them makes any sense.

There was a hearing on Jerry's. Basically, there was nothing to stop him from getting paid. Pretty sure the same goes here.
 
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"pitt-girl, post: 1839386, member: 1616"]Excellent question: Did their plea deal allow them to keep their pensions? Perhaps a lawyer can answer if by them pleading to a misdemeanor charge, do they automatically lose the right to their pension?
It is what is used to get them to admit a Guilty Plea, it is standard practice in all Prosecution Training & Guideline Manuals.

I thought Jerry and Dottie successfully lobbied the state to allow his pension to be reinstated, so nothing would surprise me.
Jerry was convicted of Felonies but proved he retired before being convicted. One is not actually fully legally convicted until the Sentencing. If you recall, Treasurer Bud Dwyer Shot himself the morning just hours before Sentencing. Bud did it so his Wife could keep his State Pension that was very considerable due to his Public Service in Legislature and at Treasury. Since he was never Sentenced she had a legal right to his pension.

I'm not sure what to make of all of this. Did the prosecutors do this so that they would have their testimony to go after Spanier?
It is not an easy factual answer right now, but Prosecutors will tell it later and it will be written about later or told in a Press Conference. No question it is part of using Testimony to get Spanier to plead or be convicted at Trial, but at some point the Plead Deals now Sealed will be made Public.

I predict Spanier is going to plead too, but maybe the AD is unwilling to lessen his charges. They ALL were clearly complicit, so I'm not sure why just going after one of them makes any sense.
I am not so sure, Spanier might see it he has nothing to lose now, and leave it to his Defense Team to win it before a Jury or hope for a Hung Jury, allege and file Appeals for some Prosecutions and Judicial Errors before and during Trial, and then just accept the Verdict or cut a Plea only after seeing how Schultz & Curry Testimony goes against him under and after Cross Examination? The longer Spanier waits the more likely he will not get the same deal. Court Trials are expensive and why so many Pleads happen just before Trials. If Convictions happen Court Costs can be applied to Convicted and Sentencing can be longer.

I always thought Spanier has the kind of personality to take it to the limit, just an opinion. But I was pretty sure Schultz was going to plea at some point in time and said it was my Hunch all the time, not a Guess. Curry's Legal Counsel saw once Schultz did it, he jumped on it too. In all Honesty, based on how PAOAG Corbett, Kelly, Kane and Fina others mishandled the slow, sloppy, and illegal leaked Grand Jury Presentment full of Errors, and refused to use the PAOAG Child Predator Unit for reasons still unknown in 2008, is part of the shame too. Sandusky Appeal is coming up soon too, but the Judge won't rule on it for months. By that time, Spanier Trial will be over or cop a Plea!
 
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I think we shall witness lots of this shall we say exposure....as false Pitt fans start losing their collective minds from this news....
Correction in semantics only out of much due respect to your wise post above, there are no False Pitt Fans just one or two and mostly one in PnnyLiar that is a Penn State Fan that could not get into Penn State and that hates Pitt, Michigan, Big Ten, and even Penn State and Posters anywhere and anyone telling the Truth about Paterno, Penn State and Himself, and Michigan Boys exposed him a while ago for stalking and Pitt Fan MBE34 can confirm it too. Even BWi Posters are tired of him and he changes his names on BWI too.
 
Yeah, but see, here is the point a lot of people are missing. The entire reason you have president (and vice-president, and so on) is to keep decisions affecting someone's "meal ticket" out of their own hands. You can't trust that person to be objective, so you have an administrator who is in charge of the entire university (i.e. the president), so he can make a decision for the good of the entire school, and not one little fiefdom. (Granted, you would think when it comes to something this serious, a coach or whoever would not look at this as something as trivial as crip courses, but the idea still holds.)

The point is, if the coach can make an entire university cover up for the football team, the problem isn't the coach.......it's the entire structure of the university. If you put the blame 100% on Paterno, it still doesn't solve the problem. The next coach will just be Paterno, Part II. Blaming Paterno might make you feel better, but it won't solve the problem. The problem is the failure of the chain of command, and a failure of the institution to reign in out of control elements, before this particular scandal even happened.

100% correct. The institutional culture needed to be completely torn down and built back up. It truly is (still) a football program with a college subsidiary. That is why they needed the death penalty, to break that power structure, and they need to bring in new, outside, non-incestuous leadership. Football ran the show, and still does, and the culture of the area still laps it up with every rah rah 409 cheer. Nothing fundamental has changed there.

PSU is absolutely ripe for a repeat of something heinous. Nothing has been learned and none of the true underlying problems have been addressed.
 
From Penn Live article: "Curley and Schultz, in lengthy colloquies with current case prosecutors Laura Ditka and Patrick Schulte, acknowledged receiving McQueary's report and interfering with or preventing its transmission to police and child welfare officials."

Now I wonder who was responsible for the dance of these puppets?
 
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Figured this would happen. Those 2 never wanted a trial, despite all the BS that has been floated out there by their acolytes over the last 5 years.

Ball's in Spanier's court now, I guess.



No one figured those two would plead guilty lion. I bet if I went over to the PSU board I'd see disbelief and spin control. With no plea bargain it becomes a kick in the balls to the Joe didn't know crew. There is now absolutely no question that Joe and the entire leadership knew exactly what was going on with Sandusky. They fell on the side of enabling and covering up child abuse. That's exactly what today's guilty pleas validated. The BOT had all of the information. No brainer. Dump the leadership responsible for horrible decision making, accept sanctions passively, pay off the victims, go silent and let PA painfully validate what BOT knows as silently as possible.

It's the opposite of what you say actually. The ball is not in Spanier's court. PA has him exactly where he belongs. He knew just like everyone up at State College knew. So the lying and silence is just about over. Spanier will be singing like a bird and Joe Paterno will be exposed as the enabler that he was. Then Paterno's own words will come full circle......"I wish I would have done more". Unless Spanier wants to take the fall and go silent he sings like a bird. If not he will be neighbors with Sandusky for a very long time.
 
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"GREGJACOBS, post: 1840201, member: 1172"]No one figured those two would plead guilty lion.
Good Post GJ:
I disagree a tad, I believed and did predict if anyone did plea it was going to be Schultz. It is in my Archives. I only said so knowing his Defense Team and how he was the one that did want to report it, but Spanier and Curry wanted to talk to the "COACH", that Cult Dolts quoted Paterno Report was not necessarily Paterno but could have been Sandusky? I agree with you that many on BWI are in shock that they did not think they would plea and would also not be convicted. But I can't improve minds over there and few can, only oneself can do it, and they are just not smart enough to know how this was Total Penn State Scandal due to Lacking Institutional control and Athletic Integrity compliance to protect anyone that challenged the Football Program.


I bet if I went over to the PSU board I'd see disbelief and spin control.
You are Correct Sir! Initially they were shocked, now it about Corrupt Courts, NCAA, PMA Insurance, Freeh, and Schultz & Curry were Blackmailed to do it??? The Trustees are still Corrupt and Covering Up according to Blehar. Ziegler now posted Spanier was proven to be innocent due to a National Security Background Check, but I know all about SF-312 Forms Checks and great difference between how and why some with Criminal Records are still allow to be employed in some cases and Spanier still has not plead guilty or convicted. Ziegler is still pushing Sandusky is innocent as well? Some Cult Dolts believe them over Children Victims under Oath.

With no plea bargain it becomes a kick in the balls to the Joe didn't know crew. There is now absolutely no question that Joe and the entire leadership knew exactly what was going on with Sandusky.
Correct again, and the Civil Lawsuits have stalled as well. Jay Paterno is seeking to be a Trustee. Lubrano is pretty quiet as well and Lord's RS4PS credibility has been badly damaged on his revelations on McCord and other College Loan Immunity.

They fell on the side of enabling and covering up child abuse. That's exactly what today's guilty pleas validated.
Exactly, and signed off on it.

The BOT had all of the information. No brainer. Dump the leadership responsible for horrible decision making, accept sanctions passively, pay off the victims, go silent and let PA painfully validate what BOT knows as silently as possible.
This is true with Freeh Report Recommendations confirmed by The Clery Act-Title IX Investigation Findings with Fines, and Penn State 2012 Athletic Integrity Reforms put in under NCAA Sanction Monitors and still pending Media Litigation seeking all Unsealed Documents, but held up until Criminal Trial is over.

It's the opposite of what you say actually. The ball is not in Spanier's court. PA has him exactly where he belongs.
We shall see, and have no problem if you disagree. However, part of Spanier Work at National Security is on Global Warming and some critics felt that was another cover up by how it was investigated at Penn State under Spanier of course now all hushed up due to National Security? There is an Article on it!

He knew just like everyone up at State College knew. So the lying and silence is just about over.
This is the rub Spanier knows about how the Trustees limited his authority over Paterno since some were in Business with Joe during the critical 1998-2008 period. others made charges the Trustees some had or have other Business Interests and why Freeh Recommended some Trustee and PSU Employees Business Interest must be Disclosed now. The NCAA Defense Team in Discovery has been looking into prior Paterno's Business Interests?

Spanier will be singing like a bird and Joe Paterno will be exposed as the enabler that he was.
Not all true with some Defense wiggle room and trial tactic guesses, part of Spanier's Defense Team will have to prove why Spanier's Testimony at Grand Jury said he was told it was just "Horse Play" and that was Curry and Schultz Testimony as well, but that differs from what Paterno said under oath in what he was told was Sexual Inappropriate Touching and McQueary will back that up. In essence, that a big road block for Spanier Defense and now dependent on Curry & Schultz as Prosecution Witnesses being subject to Cross Examination.

Yet, you are correct it was no secret Spanier had some troubles with Joe not always agreeing with him, and could do little about it. This was just one aspect of the Lack of Institutional Control. it was Spanier that ended the Expense of Defending of Joe's Salary as a State Employee over Joe's Objection! Still, when it came to defending Penn State Players Alleged Crimes Spanier often took the lead, but somehow did not know the Clery Act required PSU to record all Arrests as Freeh report found and DOE Findings Confirmed with Fines?


Then Paterno's own words will come full circle......"I wish I would have done more". Unless Spanier wants to take the fall and go silent he sings like a bird. If not he will be neighbors with Sandusky for a very long time.
Or Spanier is found "Not Guilty" and he then goes on a Book Defense Tour or works out a deal with Trustees to leave in big buyout since he has tenure. Like PittLaw said above...."Spanier is/was one of the most arrogant pricks in academia and is/was reviled by the PA legislature." I will not be surprised if he goes to Trial and fights it and risk it all, even up against Curry & Schultz & Paterno's Testimony and his Defense is at the expense of Penn State. He could Plead anytime too even after the Trial starts and if found guilty will make every Appeal he can, and will end up blaming his Lawyers that have done a Great Job from what I have read and all it on Spanier now.

Yet, Spanier is scrapper from a South Africa Jewish Family that claims it fled Apartheid with other claims he had Family Victims of the Germany Holocausts and he himself was a Victim with Child Abuse Roots and grew up in Chicago and always list Northwestern as his Alma Mater but that is where he went to Graduate School earning a Ph.D in Sociology, his real Alma Mater was Iowa State where he got B.A., but he seldom mention it???

Spanier is known how to sell himself and worked in the Radio Media, defend himself by not telling everything, and thinks he is smarter than most, and in my opinion, these types think they can convince a Jury if given a chance and may even testify himself would not be out of the question. Spanier also knows the Power Structure at Universities and in Washington with National Security Credentials.

These are signs of an Intellectual Elitist that love to demonstrate of their perceived intellectual superiority, and absolved them of responsibility for their actions much like Chicago's Leopold and Loeb in the early 1900s.

In my view, Spanier thinks he can beat any Common Prosecutor but I would remind him he is going against one of the Best Children Abuse Prosecutors hired especially for this case, and her name is Ditka!

Like PittLaw said again, "Could not happen to a more deserving piece of crap. Should be fun to watch."

If I had to bet, unless Spanier gets the same deal of just One Count of a reduced Misdemeanor, he could make that plea like Greg Jacobs predicts, but if not, I still think he will choose going to Trial until he sees the Prosecutors Case with Schultz & Curry Testimony, and then still may choose to testify and defend himself against Ditka Cross Examination. And once again, PittLaw would be spot on, and that would be quite a show. I might even try and go to see it.

We will know soon!
 
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It's the opposite of what you say actually. The ball is not in Spanier's court. PA has him exactly where he belongs. He knew just like everyone up at State College knew. So the lying and silence is just about over. Spanier will be singing like a bird and Joe Paterno will be exposed as the enabler that he was. Then Paterno's own words will come full circle......"I wish I would have done more". Unless Spanier wants to take the fall and go silent he sings like a bird. If not he will be neighbors with Sandusky for a very long time.

Ball is 100% in Spanier's court. If......and that's still a huge "if", Spanier goes to trial, he can choose to testify in his own defense or sit quiet and not refute what Curley and Schultz have to say. Or, he can plead himself. It's totally his call and don't think the prosecutor won't take a plea.

So far as Paterno goes, the "Joe knew" narrative has basically been proven. Whether or not Joe orchestrated the cover-up may or may not come out at trial. It may come out in a book ten years from now. It may never come out. The dots loosely connect themselves but the "tinfoil hat society" on BWI will never, ever allow that narrative to go unchallenged. They're just too heavily invested in it to let themselves be wrong.
 
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The NCAA's decision in July 2012 was based on Penn State accepting the Freeh Report's findings (and part of those findings are that Schultz/Curley/Spanier WERE guilty).

So, if they are found guilty in court? It doesn't change anything.

I'll bet anyone $1000 to a donut --- the NCAA isn't re-visiting. No chance.

I honestly feel for guys like michnittlion and Crusin. They tried to preach some sense from the beginning and have been called all sorts of terrible things by the "Tinfoil Hat Society" on BWI. I cannot remember the last time I saw Crusin post anything.

It's sad that in the rush to defend Joe, so many took absolute positions on Joe's innocence and never appreciated the potential fallibility of a great football coach. Instead they chose to immerse themselves in looking for holes in the fine details of every argument lobbied on the side of good sense.
 
Well said!

The NCAA will not revisit because they know the cult will scream and cry again and they don't want that kind of attention. If they thought PSU would act like adults who are remorseful they would revisit because this is the most blatant loss of institutional control every witnessed.

I honestly feel for guys like michnittlion and Crusin. They tried to preach some sense from the beginning and have been called all sorts of terrible things by the "Tinfoil Hat Society" on BWI. I cannot remember the last time I saw Crusin post anything.

It's sad that in the rush to defend Joe, so many took absolute positions on Joe's innocence and never appreciated the potential fallibility of a great football coach. Instead they chose to immerse themselves in looking for holes in the fine details of every argument lobbied on the side of good sense.
 
Well said!

The NCAA will not revisit because they know the cult will scream and cry again and they don't want that kind of attention. If they thought PSU would act like adults who are remorseful they would revisit because this is the most blatant loss of institutional control every witnessed.

Thank you.

The NCAA is done with any kind of punishment above the occasional minor violation in D1 football or basketball. Yeah, they'll slap a women's pinnacle team with the death penalty once in a while but beyond that, they'll never touch another large fan base again. Baylor is pretty much on par with this from an "institutional control" standpoint and there's no traction at all to punish them.
 
Joe had more influence than old main in this matter. Spanier was basically neutered.

Y'all can enjoy yourselves here, but you have a lot wrong. Joe didn't control Old Main whatsoever. If he did, how the hell was he fired? Hello? Why was his press conference cancelled? How many times did Joe ask Mike if he was satisfied? Why did Mike testify, "Joe said not to trust Old Main."

I think what you'll find out in the end, is that Joe is the only one that did the right thing. Curley and Schultz admitted guilt, plain and simple. However, after 5 plus years, all the state got was a damn misdemeanor. I also think you'll find this goes much deeper, and has zero to do with football, it never did. That's just what folks like to latch onto. The football program didn't get any advantages from any of this.

For those latching on to Louis Fresh, his report isn't worth the paper it's written on. He's lied, and changed his entire statement to now mere opinion. That is a fact.

Now onto other things. No 1. Why did Gricar not prosecute in 98, and instead tell JS to get help? Why were agency psychologists ignored? Why was JS still allowed to adopt kids? Why did nothing come from the high school situation? Oh yeah, whatever happened to Gricar? And if you think the money from projects to the BOT was fixed by the Freeh Report, boy are you naive.

You can hate Joe and football all you want, but the fact is Joe reported it, as did Mike. Today, Mike is the mandatory reporter by law, and would have to call child line. Mike was also a 26 year old man at the time. The bottom line, the 3 admins screwed this as well as the state of PA. You also might ask, what the hell took Corbett so long?
 
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Y'all can enjoy yourselves here, but you have a lot wrong. Joe didn't control Old Main whatsoever. If he did, how the hell was he fired? Hello? Why was his press conference cancelled? How many times did Joe ask Mike if he was satisfied? Why did Mike testify, "Joe said not to trust Old Main."

I think what you'll find out in the end, is that Joe is the only one that did the right thing. Curley and Schultz admitted guilt, plain and simple. However, after 5 plus years, all the state got was a damn misdemeanor. I also think you'll find this goes much deeper, and has zero to do with football, it never did. That's just what folks like to latch onto. The football program didn't get any advantages from any of this.

For those latching on to Louis Fresh, his report isn't worth the paper it's written on. He's lied, and changed his entire statement to now mere opinion. That is a fact.

Now onto other things. No 1. Why did Gricar not prosecute in 98, and instead tell JS to get help? Why were agency psychologists ignored? Why was JS still allowed to adopt kids? Why did nothing come from the high school situation? Oh yeah, whatever happened to Gricar? And if you think the money from projects to the BOT was fixed by the Freeh Report, boy are you naive.

You can hate Joe and football all you want, but the fact is Joe reported it, as did Mike. Today, Mike is the mandatory reporter by law, and would have to call child line. Mike was also a 26 year old man at the time. The bottom line, the 3 admins screwed this as well as the state of PA. You also might ask, what the hell took Corbett so long?

Sad.
 
'Reported' 'Discussed', whatever. Knowingly stood to the side while they kept it internal more than once.
Guess that's the 'right thing'. Now, on to other things. Well, there is nothing else really.
 
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Seems like a few more light bulbs went off over there based on the pleas. But sadly, not enough.
Y'all can enjoy yourselves here, but you have a lot wrong. Joe didn't control Old Main whatsoever. If he did, how the hell was he fired? Hello? Why was his press conference cancelled? How many times did Joe ask Mike if he was satisfied? Why did Mike testify, "Joe said not to trust Old Main."

I think what you'll find out in the end, is that Joe is the only one that did the right thing. Curley and Schultz admitted guilt, plain and simple. However, after 5 plus years, all the state got was a damn misdemeanor. I also think you'll find this goes much deeper, and has zero to do with football, it never did. That's just what folks like to latch onto. The football program didn't get any advantages from any of this.

For those latching on to Louis Fresh, his report isn't worth the paper it's written on. He's lied, and changed his entire statement to now mere opinion. That is a fact.

Now onto other things. No 1. Why did Gricar not prosecute in 98, and instead tell JS to get help? Why were agency psychologists ignored? Why was JS still allowed to adopt kids? Why did nothing come from the high school situation? Oh yeah, whatever happened to Gricar? And if you think the money from projects to the BOT was fixed by the Freeh Report, boy are you naive.

You can hate Joe and football all you want, but the fact is Joe reported it, as did Mike. Today, Mike is the mandatory reporter by law, and would have to call child line. Mike was also a 26 year old man at the time. The bottom line, the 3 admins screwed this as well as the state of PA. You also might ask, what the hell took Corbett so long?

Joe Knew! Next!
 
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It is sad. Some nitters swallowed the whole PSU football charade (We Are; Grand Experiment; Success With Honor; Paterno Way) that was fabricated between 1966 & 2011 so completely that their misguided belief systems evidently have made it impossible for them to understand and accept the reality of what really took place.

Apparently, for some of these people to cease with their denial now would be to admit they were duped and acted as complete fools. Some of them for as long as 45 years. It's incomprehensible for them to admit they could be so wrong about something they believed in so much and became completely devoted to. So instead of now accepting reality and admitting that they were just being led around like sheep, they remain in denial.

As bad as that is, maybe even worse is when they still try to convince others that they are right about this. Just incredible gall and a complete lack of sensitivity to those that were victimized for all those years.
 
hotshoe if you believe the sputum you are dishing out, you deserve to rot in he!! with paterno.
 
so the three stooges were going to report the issue to the police, joe talked curley he would deal with it, they decided not to report even while admitting they were uncomfortable with the decision if it were to become public.

so what am I missing?
 
Y'all can enjoy yourselves here, but you have a lot wrong. Joe didn't control Old Main whatsoever. If he did, how the hell was he fired? Hello? Why was his press conference cancelled? How many times did Joe ask Mike if he was satisfied? Why did Mike testify, "Joe said not to trust Old Main."

I think what you'll find out in the end, is that Joe is the only one that did the right thing. Curley and Schultz admitted guilt, plain and simple. However, after 5 plus years, all the state got was a damn misdemeanor. I also think you'll find this goes much deeper, and has zero to do with football, it never did. That's just what folks like to latch onto. The football program didn't get any advantages from any of this.

For those latching on to Louis Fresh, his report isn't worth the paper it's written on. He's lied, and changed his entire statement to now mere opinion. That is a fact.

Now onto other things. No 1. Why did Gricar not prosecute in 98, and instead tell JS to get help? Why were agency psychologists ignored? Why was JS still allowed to adopt kids? Why did nothing come from the high school situation? Oh yeah, whatever happened to Gricar? And if you think the money from projects to the BOT was fixed by the Freeh Report, boy are you naive.

You can hate Joe and football all you want, but the fact is Joe reported it, as did Mike. Today, Mike is the mandatory reporter by law, and would have to call child line. Mike was also a 26 year old man at the time. The bottom line, the 3 admins screwed this as well as the state of PA. You also might ask, what the hell took Corbett so long?
lololol

Joe was fired only when it came out he had covered up and protected a child rapist for a decade (obviously it was much, much longer than that) to maintain his program's false identity.

The program got an unbelievable advantage out of all of this. For 35 years, while kids were being lured by, to, and raped all over their campus, Joe Paterno sold "Success With Honor" and "The Grand Experiment" and sold himself and PSU as the standard for raising men in a college football program with great discipline. None of it was true, but boy did they sell that and boy did the rest of the country lap it up.

They were planning to report, but then they talked with Joe...
"After giving it more thought and talking it over with Joe yesterday, I am uncomfortable with what we agreed were the next steps."
 
Y'all can enjoy yourselves here, but you have a lot wrong. Joe didn't control Old Main whatsoever. If he did, how the hell was he fired? Hello? Why was his press conference cancelled? How many times did Joe ask Mike if he was satisfied? Why did Mike testify, "Joe said not to trust Old Main."

I think what you'll find out in the end, is that Joe is the only one that did the right thing. Curley and Schultz admitted guilt, plain and simple. However, after 5 plus years, all the state got was a damn misdemeanor. I also think you'll find this goes much deeper, and has zero to do with football, it never did. That's just what folks like to latch onto. The football program didn't get any advantages from any of this.

For those latching on to Louis Fresh, his report isn't worth the paper it's written on. He's lied, and changed his entire statement to now mere opinion. That is a fact.

Now onto other things. No 1. Why did Gricar not prosecute in 98, and instead tell JS to get help? Why were agency psychologists ignored? Why was JS still allowed to adopt kids? Why did nothing come from the high school situation? Oh yeah, whatever happened to Gricar? And if you think the money from projects to the BOT was fixed by the Freeh Report, boy are you naive.

You can hate Joe and football all you want, but the fact is Joe reported it, as did Mike. Today, Mike is the mandatory reporter by law, and would have to call child line. Mike was also a 26 year old man at the time. The bottom line, the 3 admins screwed this as well as the state of PA. You also might ask, what the hell took Corbett so long?

Joe reported it hoping it would go away. It was Joe's job to win football games. His ego wouldn't allow anything to stop it, even child endangerment.

Joe knew for years going back to when he was AD what was going on with Sandusky. He was not going to upset the apple cart. It was and still is business as usual.

Joe had his supervisors and bosses up there but MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT everything that went on up there went through Joe Paterno. He knew everything that was going on and did the minimum to report it but failed to do the maximum to stop it.
 
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Y'all can enjoy yourselves here, but you have a lot wrong. Joe didn't control Old Main whatsoever. If he did, how the hell was he fired? Hello? Why was his press conference cancelled? How many times did Joe ask Mike if he was satisfied? Why did Mike testify, "Joe said not to trust Old Main."

I think what you'll find out in the end, is that Joe is the only one that did the right thing. Curley and Schultz admitted guilt, plain and simple. However, after 5 plus years, all the state got was a damn misdemeanor. I also think you'll find this goes much deeper, and has zero to do with football, it never did. That's just what folks like to latch onto. The football program didn't get any advantages from any of this.

For those latching on to Louis Fresh, his report isn't worth the paper it's written on. He's lied, and changed his entire statement to now mere opinion. That is a fact.

Now onto other things. No 1. Why did Gricar not prosecute in 98, and instead tell JS to get help? Why were agency psychologists ignored? Why was JS still allowed to adopt kids? Why did nothing come from the high school situation? Oh yeah, whatever happened to Gricar? And if you think the money from projects to the BOT was fixed by the Freeh Report, boy are you naive.

You can hate Joe and football all you want, but the fact is Joe reported it, as did Mike. Today, Mike is the mandatory reporter by law, and would have to call child line. Mike was also a 26 year old man at the time. The bottom line, the 3 admins screwed this as well as the state of PA. You also might ask, what the hell took Corbett so long?

Guys, remember that it wasn't a football issue. Don't be confused by the fact that the victim 2 assault occurred in the football building, was witnessed by a GA from the football team and the football coach coach was then informed. This was obviously a chess team scandal. The football coach doing nothing to inform law enforcement for at least 10 years was really the "right thing" to do.

The Freeh Report "isn't worth the paper it's written on," yet the grown ups at the university have used Freeh's recommendations as the template to clean up Paterno's renegade program of no oversight. Vicky Triponey tried to do the right thing with regard to the football program and Paterno threw a tantrum and threatened to stop raising money if his football players were held accountable for anything.
 
Y'all can enjoy yourselves here, but you have a lot wrong. Joe didn't control Old Main whatsoever. If he did, how the hell was he fired? Hello? Why was his press conference cancelled? How many times did Joe ask Mike if he was satisfied? Why did Mike testify, "Joe said not to trust Old Main."

I think what you'll find out in the end, is that Joe is the only one that did the right thing. Curley and Schultz admitted guilt, plain and simple. However, after 5 plus years, all the state got was a damn misdemeanor. I also think you'll find this goes much deeper, and has zero to do with football, it never did. That's just what folks like to latch onto. The football program didn't get any advantages from any of this.

For those latching on to Louis Fresh, his report isn't worth the paper it's written on. He's lied, and changed his entire statement to now mere opinion. That is a fact.

Now onto other things. No 1. Why did Gricar not prosecute in 98, and instead tell JS to get help? Why were agency psychologists ignored? Why was JS still allowed to adopt kids? Why did nothing come from the high school situation? Oh yeah, whatever happened to Gricar? And if you think the money from projects to the BOT was fixed by the Freeh Report, boy are you naive.

You can hate Joe and football all you want, but the fact is Joe reported it, as did Mike. Today, Mike is the mandatory reporter by law, and would have to call child line. Mike was also a 26 year old man at the time. The bottom line, the 3 admins screwed this as well as the state of PA. You also might ask, what the hell took Corbett so long?

1. Joe didn't control the BOT. That's all we know from what you just described. He told Spanier and Curley to get out of his house when they asked him to step down several years earlier.

2. The Freeh report was the story the BOT wanted the media to run with. That, my friend, is the "fact" that you guys can't grasp.

3. Gricar didn't prosecute in '98 because he was throwing a bone to the University. Politically, his best play when he would have been very alone in his efforts. It's actually pretty naïve to pretend otherwise knowing how a scandal involving a prominent person connected in some way to the football program might have been viewed by a rabid fan base.

4. Today, Mike would be a mandatory reporter. But he wasn't back then so that's really a silly point to make. But to that end, if Mike should have done more, the men he reported to had a heck of a lot bigger role to play in the outcome and failed.

Thank you for surmising the 700 post thread of excuses on BWI since most of the posters here have been banned.
 
1. Joe didn't control the BOT. That's all we know from what you just described. He told Spanier and Curley to get out of his house when they asked him to step down several years earlier.

2. The Freeh report was the story the BOT wanted the media to run with. That, my friend, is the "fact" that you guys can't grasp.

3. Gricar didn't prosecute in '98 because he was throwing a bone to the University. Politically, his best play when he would have been very alone in his efforts. It's actually pretty naïve to pretend otherwise knowing how a scandal involving a prominent person connected in some way to the football program might have been viewed by a rabid fan base.

4. Today, Mike would be a mandatory reporter. But he wasn't back then so that's really a silly point to make. But to that end, if Mike should have done more, the men he reported to had a heck of a lot bigger role to play in the outcome and failed.

Thank you for surmising the 700 post thread of excuses on BWI since most of the posters here have been banned.

Whooops.....topped a thousand....LOL
 
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And they'll still finish with a top 5 recruiting class. Disgusting.

Yeah, this is never about how Pitt can gain an advantage on the football field. It is always about our desire for truth and about helping the victims. I hate to say this, this is where I have to agree with Penn State fans in regards to our focus on this tragedy.
I'm sorry but it's also about justice and part of justice is punishment. Their precious football program was the reason behind the cover up and it's only logical that the program should bear its fair share of the punishment to serve as a deterrent. A deterrent not only to PSU, but to every educational institution. Perhaps if PSU were adequately punished the first time, at least some of the crimes that occurred at Baylor might have been prevented. Justice is truth seeking, judgement, assisting the victims and prevention of senseless tragedies like this (and countless others) through the implementation of the appropriate punishment.
 
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Perhaps if PSU were adequately punished the first time, at least some of the crimes that occurred at Baylor might have been prevented. Justice is truth seeking, judgement, assisting the victims and prevention of senseless tragedies like this (and countless others) through the implementation of the appropriate punishment.

They needed and to be honest still need a big boy timeout. The NCAA had the opportunity to do the right thing and failed miserably. Nothing has changed up there and never will.

The survived their little slap on the wrist and it's business as usual.
 
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I'm sorry but it's also about justice and part of justice is punishment. Their precious football program was the reason behind the cover up and it's only logical that the program should bear its fair share of the punishment to serve as a deterrent. A deterrent not only to PSU, but to every educational institution. Perhaps if PSU were adequately punished the first time, at least some of the crimes that occurred at Baylor might have been prevented. Justice is truth seeking, judgement, assisting the victims and prevention of senseless tragedies like this (and countless others) through the implementation of the appropriate punishment.

Well said. PSU as an institution was complicit in these crimes by knowingly covering them up. In so doing they enabled JS to continue preying for decades and allowed many additional victims to suffer. All while he was coaching football there as a key full time staff member from 1969 - 1999; then allowing him to "hang around" with full access to the football offices as a Professor Emeritis from 1999 - 2011 after his mysterious early "retirement".

That all this is a matter of continued scrutiny and is still currently very newsworthy - especially in the state of PA - is clearly evident in that 2 of the key individuals charged just pled guilty this week. And it's not over yet. Either judicially or financially.

How people choose to process and use this information is up to the individual. But the public certainly deserves to be made aware and continuously reminded of what was allowed to take place there.
 
Y'all can enjoy yourselves here, but you have a lot wrong. Joe didn't control Old Main whatsoever. If he did, how the hell was he fired? Hello? Why was his press conference cancelled? How many times did Joe ask Mike if he was satisfied? Why did Mike testify, "Joe said not to trust Old Main."

I think what you'll find out in the end, is that Joe is the only one that did the right thing. Curley and Schultz admitted guilt, plain and simple. However, after 5 plus years, all the state got was a damn misdemeanor. I also think you'll find this goes much deeper, and has zero to do with football, it never did. That's just what folks like to latch onto. The football program didn't get any advantages from any of this.

For those latching on to Louis Fresh, his report isn't worth the paper it's written on. He's lied, and changed his entire statement to now mere opinion. That is a fact.

Now onto other things. No 1. Why did Gricar not prosecute in 98, and instead tell JS to get help? Why were agency psychologists ignored? Why was JS still allowed to adopt kids? Why did nothing come from the high school situation? Oh yeah, whatever happened to Gricar? And if you think the money from projects to the BOT was fixed by the Freeh Report, boy are you naive.

You can hate Joe and football all you want, but the fact is Joe reported it, as did Mike. Today, Mike is the mandatory reporter by law, and would have to call child line. Mike was also a 26 year old man at the time. The bottom line, the 3 admins screwed this as well as the state of PA. You also might ask, what the hell took Corbett so long?



OMG are you helpless LOL. Enjoy the stain and keep lying to yourself. You got it all wrong pal! Penn St is a fine institution and well respected. Penn St football on the other hand lives with the Scarlett Letters "AE" across its chest. Abuse Enabler will be asssociated with the football for the rest of your lifetime because that chain of command looked the other way. You need to own that and speak of the future. Not manipulate and revise occurrences in the past.

Joe Paterno states in shame, "I should have done more". I bet you wish he never admitted that. If he would have been alive today he would have only changed one word of his confession. He would have changed "should" to "could". Have a nice day sir and good luck pushing your jibberish to the 90% of us that feel offended that you are so callous toward the victims. BTW are you one of the despicable cultist that think Sandusky got a raw deal from PA court system or even maybe Sandusky was innocent?
 
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