[tcrlaf]

The plot thickens at Pedophile State....

Joe WANTS to talk, the Administration doesn't want him to....

Then immediately after, this breaking news tweet.

BreakingNews Breaking News Penn State said to be planning football coach Joe Paterno's departure, sources say

[Moose4]

A case can be made that Paterno should’ve done more when given the evidence, but he did take it to Penn State authorities. THEY were the ones that sat on it. Nobody’s accusing Paterno of perjury, unlike the Penn State president, who was called out by the grand jury for lying under oath.

The Penn State administration is going to shove Paterno out the door over this, I’ll bet you’re right. But it won’t save them. They’ll be lucky if the faithful in Happy Valley don’t string them up.

}:-)4

[My Favorite Headache]

He will be gone by the end of the weekend if not sooner.

[9422WMR]

Paterno is a pervert...

[Razzz42]

This college is an criminal enterprise. Needs to be stricken from football record books and banished from college football altogether. Let the Courts sort out the details, punishments and monetary awards.

If ever a prime example of corruption, this should be made an example of for any future student-players everywhere. The whole foundation and basis was flawed to say the least.

[Chi-townChief]

Are they going to pull the plug on this season or what??

[jwalsh07]

Assuming Joe is still a Catholic he needs to go to a monastery and get right with the Lord because St Thomas made it pretty clear that not affirmatively defending the innocent and helpless is a grave sin.

[Razzz42]

You can’t read the 23-page grand jury report and come to any other conclusion; Penn State football and its pristine reputation apparently superseded the alleged sexual assault of a young boy — perhaps as many as eight young boys — over 15 years by Sandusky. Joe Pa knew, if the charges are true. They all knew. And they never told police. Penn State’s president and other university officials are standing behind Tim Curley, the athletic director, and Gary Schultz, the senior vice president of finance and business. They maintained both men handled a 2002 complaint about Sandusky properly — given what they knew of the situation at the time. “I wish to say that Tim Curley and Gary Schultz have my unconditional support,” Penn State President Graham Spanier said in a statement, which an athletic department official said would be the school’s only comment on the matter. “I have known and worked daily with Tim and Gary for more than 16 years. I have complete confidence in how they have handled the allegations about a former University employee.” In the statement issued by Penn State, the attorneys for Curley and Schultz said their clients are not guilty. Sandusky’s attorney told a Johnstown, Pa., television station that Sandusky “has maintained his innocence” after being aware of the allegations for more than three years. ...From this link

[Rocky]

I’m sure that Penn State investigated all of this thoroughly, like they did with the Michael Mann hockey stick investigation:

http://www.examiner.com/essex-county-conservative-in-newark/details-emerge-on-psu-investigation-of-mann

[Neoliberalnot]

Putting male homosexuals, even though this pervert was married, and boys together is a recipe for sexual predation. This isn’t just pedophilia, but a far more disgusting same-sex pedophilia. The Boy Scouts figured it out long ago. The Catholic Church has suffered greatly and continues to hemorrhage money thanks to infiltration by queers. Now they are in the military. You can lay the success of the movement at the feet of hollywood where homosexual writers portray the deviant behavior as benign, intelligent and all about love. Watch this perv get invited to march in the next “gay” pride parade just as Nambla members did for many years.

[apoliticalone]

Why didn’t Joe talk 9 years ago instead of “protecting Sandusky and the football program”? How did football become more important to Penn State than its stated mission of “success with honor”? The cover-up will inevitably bring down much more than straight up honesty.