I have a feeling the conspiracy goes deeper..probably quite a few payoffs over the years..
JoePa Fired/What is happening at Penn State?!?!
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I have a feeling the conspiracy goes deeper..probably quite a few payoffs over the years..
Most likely the payoffs came in the form of free trips, tickets, gifts etc.
Didn't realize that the GA is still in the program now. I initially thought he was gone and was just really shaken and scared to report it to the authorities. Now I start to suspect that he probably chose to be silent because he really wanted to stay in the program. Now the next question: he's now the receiver coach, right ? Did he get the position based on merit or "merit" ?
the longer they wait to completely clean house, the more embarrassing this gets..no one with any knowledge of this should still have a job
"Iowa State graduate and Penn State President, Graham Spanier is suddenly nowhere to be found.
Not a spoken word from Mr. President. Not a single interview with the media he once courted. Not a speech. Not a rally. Not a meaningful explanation to his students and alumni.
Penn State is desperate for a leader, desperate for some stability, desperate for an adult to stand up tall like the school always thought it would and Spanier is somewhere under a desk, hiding."
Penn State’s Spanier silent at wrong time - College Football - Rivals.com
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Hugs4ISU
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It is being reported all over that JoePa is being shown the door. Various places are saying that it is still being figured out exactly how they are going to get rid of him. Obviously, they would prefer not to have to fire him, but I doubt that JoePa would resign.
I think this thing is rapidly devolving into a witch hunt. This many people weren't fired at Baylor when a coach used the violent murder of a player by another player to cover up recruiting violations.
I think this thing is rapidly devolving into a witch hunt. This many people weren't fired at Baylor when a coach used the violent murder of a player by another player to cover up recruiting violations.
I don't really think he was defending them, i think he was more in utter shock and disbelief. If he was defending them, i don't think that he would have gotten as emotional as he did.
That being said, this whole situation is SICK, who in their right mind would molest little kids.
My next question, who REALISTICALLY would want to go to Penn State after this whole saga?
Just saw the video and I didnt see Millen defending the actions of his Alma Mater. He was ****** off and sickend by what has come to light.
I agree, I am sure there will be a lot more than 8 and it probably go back to the 70's or earlier. Very sad that a person can get away with this in plain sight.
What is really sad is that every legitimate male out there trying to help kids in troubled environments is now going to be guilty until proven otherwise.
CycloneErik
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The only way Penn State could have handled this worse would be to keep Sandusky on the payroll all these years, or to name a character award after him.
This whole thing just stinks.
This whole thing just stinks.
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Hugs4ISU
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It is not a violation of NCAA rules to molest a young boy in a shower. This is a law-enforcement situation, not an NCAA situation.
If I am not mistaken, Baylor got sanctions based on it's handling of the player that was murdered by another player.
There is no way that it was happening and the wife didn't know anything. I know nothing about it, but I would bet there are lots of pedophiles that don't touch their own kids. I guess I wouldn't be surprised at this point to here either story.
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CyBer
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Not only are you not mistaken, but baylor was basically handed the death penalty by the NCAA in basketball.
Now cough up the smokes.
