[ontap]

JOPA was the most influential and powerful man at Penn state. To try and pretend he new nothing about this disgraceful incident is pure fantasy. Go ahead and stick you heads in the sand but he has been shown to be nothing more than a flawed individual who looked the other way and passed the buck when he was faced with the hard decisions.

[Uncle Chip]

JOPA was the most influential and powerful man at Penn state.

And yet he was fired. I guess he wasn't the "most", was he???

To try and pretend he new nothing about this disgraceful incident is pure fantasy.

Who is saying that??? What he knew he acted upon??? Did you read the Freeh report???

Go ahead and stick you heads in the sand

I prefer to stick mine in the pages of the reports -- the Freeh and the Thornburg and others. You should try it sometime.

[smoothsailing]

Go ahead and stick you heads in the sand

BS.

No one is sticking their head in the sand.

It is you who claimed Paterno's law firm to be paid assassins.

I merely pointed out to you that Louis Freeh was paid 6.5 million to generate a report that the NCAA used as justification for crushing Penn State with 60 million in fines plus egregious sanctions.

Stick with the facts, and knock off the ad hominem nonsense.

[Delta Dawn]

You are willing to slander someone without any evidence to back up your claim?

For those not paying attention, the Freeh report was garbage.

Now go ahead with your argument.

[fortheDeclaration]

Exactly!