I think Joe's biggest mistake was not retiring earlier and going on to a higher calling where he could influence more people outside of State College. His integrity and belief in doing the right thing, all the time, not just when someone is looking is a trait that simply does not exist.
He loved football, he loved State College, and of course he loved Penn State, and we loved him, but I think he best could have served all of us in a higher political role, or an ambassador, especially when you see the current state of US politics.
Shame he never went there, never got that chance. Then of course the Sandusky thing came up and he was collateral damage by the feeding frenzy by the national media.
The Sandusky "thing" came up in the 70s, and Phony Joe KNEW..but refused to act because it would damage his FB program. What real man slides conference resignation letters under the door at the conference meeting. Joe the AD did that. Then he lied about his attempt to get into the BE so he wouldn't have to fund Dick Harter's hoops team.I think Joe's biggest mistake was not retiring earlier and going on to a higher calling where he could influence more people outside of State College. His integrity and belief in doing the right thing, all the time, not just when someone is looking is a trait that simply does not exist.
He loved football, he loved State College, and of course he loved Penn State, and we loved him, but I think he best could have served all of us in a higher political role, or an ambassador, especially when you see the current state of US politics.
Shame he never went there, never got that chance. Then of course the Sandusky thing came up and he was collateral damage by the feeding frenzy by the national media.
The Sandusky "thing" came up in the 70s, and Phony Joe KNEW..but refused to act because it would damage his FB program. What real man slides conference resignation letters under the door at the conference meeting. Joe the AD did that. Then he lied about his attempt to get into the BE so he wouldn't have to fund Dick Harter's hoops team.
The guy was a great coach and a FAILURE as a human being. Melt the statue, turn it into a manhole cover.
You sure are.
Did you really just utter the words "so-called victims"?Having been a grad student in the late mid to late 70's at Penn State, I don't remember anything about Sandusky "coming up", so not sure where you are getting your information, unless it was the latest money grab by these so called victims that have come out of the shadows.
Having been a grad student in the late mid to late 70's at Penn State, I don't remember anything about Sandusky "coming up", so not sure where you are getting your information, unless it was the latest money grab by these so called victims that have come out of the shadows.
Did you really just utter the words "so-called victims"?
Young boys who were sexually assaulted by a sicko are "so called" victims?
You're a piece of shit that should be subjected to what these "so called victims" experienced.
OK this is the post that seals it. A very convincing troll account set up to parody the Joehadists. Nicely done.I think Joe's biggest mistake was not retiring earlier and going on to a higher calling where he could influence more people outside of State College. His integrity and belief in doing the right thing, all the time, not just when someone is looking is a trait that simply does not exist.
He loved football, he loved State College, and of course he loved Penn State, and we loved him, but I think he best could have served all of us in a higher political role, or an ambassador, especially when you see the current state of US politics.
Shame he never went there, never got that chance. Then of course the Sandusky thing came up and he was collateral damage by the feeding frenzy by the national media.
His posts in this thread have convinced me it is a masterful troll job.The amusing part here is that so many Penn State fans toe the party line that I can't tell if BNL is real or one sweet troll job.
I think Joe's biggest mistake was not retiring earlier and going on to a higher calling where he could influence more people outside of State College. His integrity and belief in doing the right thing, all the time, not just when someone is looking is a trait that simply does not exist.
He loved football, he loved State College, and of course he loved Penn State, and we loved him, but I think he best could have served all of us in a higher political role, or an ambassador, especially when you see the current state of US politics.
Shame he never went there, never got that chance. Then of course the Sandusky thing came up and he was collateral damage by the feeding frenzy by the national media.
His posts in this thread have convinced me it is a masterful troll job.
Did you really just utter the words "so-called victims"?
Young boys who were sexually assaulted by a sicko are "so called" victims?
You're a piece of shit that should be subjected to what these "so called victims" experienced.
I think Joe's biggest mistake was not retiring earlier and going on to a higher calling where he could influence more people outside of State College. His integrity and belief in doing the right thing, all the time, not just when someone is looking is a trait that simply does not exist.
He loved football, he loved State College, and of course he loved Penn State, and we loved him, but I think he best could have served all of us in a higher political role, or an ambassador, especially when you see the current state of US politics.
Shame he never went there, never got that chance. Then of course the Sandusky thing came up and he was collateral damage by the feeding frenzy by the national media.
joe said that he should have done more, he should have done something, he did nothing except let go onI think Joe's biggest mistake was not retiring earlier and going on to a higher calling where he could influence more people outside of State College. His integrity and belief in doing the right thing, all the time, not just when someone is looking is a trait that simply does not exist.
He loved football, he loved State College, and of course he loved Penn State, and we loved him, but I think he best could have served all of us in a higher political role, or an ambassador, especially when you see the current state of US politics.
Shame he never went there, never got that chance. Then of course the Sandusky thing came up and he was collateral damage by the feeding frenzy by the national media.
I believe the investigation brought out that joe knew in 1976, and DID NOTHINGHaving been a grad student in the late mid to late 70's at Penn State, I don't remember anything about Sandusky "coming up", so not sure where you are getting your information, unless it was the latest money grab by these so called victims that have come out of the shadows.
Having been a grad student in the late mid to late 70's at Penn State, I don't remember anything about Sandusky "coming up", so not sure where you are getting your information, unless it was the latest money grab by these so called victims that have come out of the shadows.
You were too busy milking cows and learning how to groom sandtraps. Joe is on hell, where he belongs.Having been a grad student in the late mid to late 70's at Penn State, I don't remember anything about Sandusky "coming up", so not sure where you are getting your information, unless it was the latest money grab by these so called victims that have come out of the shadows.
Catholic Church could have used him, certainly.I think Joe's biggest mistake was not retiring earlier and going on to a higher calling where he could influence more people outside of State College. His integrity and belief in doing the right thing, all the time, not just when someone is looking is a trait that simply does not exist.
He loved football, he loved State College, and of course he loved Penn State, and we loved him, but I think he best could have served all of us in a higher political role, or an ambassador, especially when you see the current state of US politics.
Shame he never went there, never got that chance. Then of course the Sandusky thing came up and he was collateral damage by the feeding frenzy by the national media.
Yep. You have to admit though, his mindless drone like responses are pretty spot on.Ok after reading BigNittanyLion's posts from the past day, this has to be a parody account and we are all taking the bait