Here's an excerpt to the end. The comment from the ex PSU player is pretty telling:
"I remember being in a group for dinner and people were discussing this," Ann Sailor says. "Here, [where she lives in Pennsylvania], it's very pro Penn State. You know, there are an awful lot of Penn State graduates. And I piped up and said, 'There were incidents that happened at Penn State where they kept it under the rug, and it was not talked about.' They just looked at me.' I know for sure. It was just to be kept quiet. And it was kept quiet.'"
Cliff "Clyde" Corbin, who played for Joe Paterno, and who knew Karen and what happened to her, remembers debating with his Nittany Lion teammates Paterno's involvement - or lack of involvement - in the Sandusky scandal. "When the whole thing happened, people were reacting like, 'he couldn't have known,'" he says. "I was like, 'Come on - stop.' I love the man. But the buck stopped with him for 50 years. The president of the university was the president in name only when it came to football. The man handled everything."
This is exactly what I said all during those debates and trial back in 2010-12. You can't say how wonderful Joe was, that he knew if a player cut class or jaywalked and disciplined his players accordingly, then act like he was senile old buffoon, incapable of understanding the gravity of the Sandusky's actions. You cannot have both of these, so one of these two is a lie.
