Penn St's AD Tim Curley charge with perjury: sex abuse

[SkinnyBenny]

Cliffs?

[3maw]

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/9893588/penn-state-nittany-lions-pay-26-victims-jerry-sandusky-597-million

$60 mil in compensation to 26 different victims.
 

[SkinnyBenny]

Apiece? 

[SkinnyBenny]

Also how do you think ol' Jerry Sandoozle is doing in prison these days?

[wetwillie]

Also how do you think ol' Jerry Sandoozle is doing in prison these days?

Probably good.  I doubt anything has happened to him.

[EMAWmeister]

I have a feeling Paterno won't live much longer. Football was his life.

 

[SkinnyBenny]

Man. What a crazy ride that was from a BBS'n standpoint.

[Trim]

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/10546874/mike-mcqueary-former-penn-state-assistant-said-was-sexual-abuse-victim-sources-say

[OK_Cat]

fyi, my friend said that he never mentioned that to her.  doesn't mean it isn't true, but he's probably full of crap. 

[TheHamburglar]

Earlier this week someone suggested McQueary bet on PSU games while playing.  Then someone found a game where he threw a late TD during a blowout to cover a 20 point spread.

http://thebiglead.com/2014/03/05/mike-mcqueary-threw-a-suspicious-late-td-pass-to-cover-spread-in-1995-blowout-video/#sthash.KOH1UveH.uxfs

Support friends of gE: http://www.bettingtalk.com/controversial-ending-penn-state-football-game-revisited-mcqueary-gambling-report/

[Mr Bread]

What a terrible awful human being. 

[SkinnyBenny]

So is Sandusky still maintaining his innocence or whatever?

[SkinnyBenny]

oh okay pfft ya whatever
http://gawker.com/jerry-sanduskys-wife-our-house-is-not-a-dungeon-1542187983

Dottie Sandusky was joined by filmmaker and Sandusky truther John Ziegler, who runs the website FramingPaterno.com—dedicated to clearing the name of Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno

 

http://www.today.com/news/jerry-sanduskys-wife-victims-were-manipulated-they-saw-money-2D79356845

predators prey on the mulva

LOL that Paterno truther seems completely insane. 

[mocat]

"____ truther" and "BIG ____" are two of my favorite pit-isms that you can throw out at any time IRL

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

LOL

slmandel: NCAA release: Penn State's bowl ban immediately lifted, full scholarships in 2015-16. http://t.co/S1x1yZFxUK

Amazing timing with the Ray Rice news

[meow meow]

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/11489258/ncaa-drops-postseason-ban-penn-state-nittany-lions

The NCAA has ended Penn State's postseason ban, effective immediately, and returned the school's full complement of football scholarships in 2015-16.


Disgusting.

[CNS]

how long was the ban supposed to last? It started in 2012, right?  I mean, two yrs is a lot for, what, like 11 kids being molested by a coach, one of which in the actual locker room shower, and a cover up by HC, AD, and pres? 

Lots of ppl loving to hate on Roger Goodell(sp) right now for the Ray Rice thing, you gotta think this catches fire again. 

At least PedoBear will get some bowl coverage, I guess.

[sonofdaxjones]

All the individuals involved were fired and/or sent prison and/or being sued in civil suits and/or dead.   No one at the school now was associated with what happened. 

The NCAA sanctions were over-the-top and the NCAA realized that.   

Why can't people separate the actions of individuals from the entire organization?   Unless you think the majority of the organization would have sanctioned the abhorrent actions of a few individuals, which is absurd.

[CHONGS]

All the individuals involved were fired and/or sent prison and/or being sued in civil suits and/or dead.   No one at the school now was associated with what happened. 

The NCAA sanctions were over-the-top and the NCAA realized that.   

Why can't people separate the actions of individuals from the entire organization?   Unless you think the majority of the organization would have sanctioned the abhorrent actions of a few individuals, which is absurd.

I think the Penn State Athletic Dept and it's supporters (the majority of them) would do exactly that.  So would Florida State's, KU's, Alabama's, Miami's, Oklahoma's, etc... Hell likely a majority of our fanbase would as well.

[sonofdaxjones]

All the individuals involved were fired and/or sent prison and/or being sued in civil suits and/or dead.   No one at the school now was associated with what happened. 

The NCAA sanctions were over-the-top and the NCAA realized that.   

Why can't people separate the actions of individuals from the entire organization?   Unless you think the majority of the organization would have sanctioned the abhorrent actions of a few individuals, which is absurd.

I think the Penn State Athletic Dept and it's supporters (the majority of them) would do exactly that.  So would Florida State's, KU's, Alabama's, Miami's, Oklahoma's, etc... Hell likely a majority of our fanbase would as well.

I think there are individuals running those places (and maybe ours) that would try and cover it up, but in general the masses would be appalled and want heads to roll.

[Rage Against the McKee]

All the individuals involved were fired and/or sent prison and/or being sued in civil suits and/or dead.   No one at the school now was associated with what happened. 

The NCAA sanctions were over-the-top and the NCAA realized that.   

Why can't people separate the actions of individuals from the entire organization?   Unless you think the majority of the organization would have sanctioned the abhorrent actions of a few individuals, which is absurd.

I think the Penn State Athletic Dept and it's supporters (the majority of them) would do exactly that.  So would Florida State's, KU's, Alabama's, Miami's, Oklahoma's, etc... Hell likely a majority of our fanbase would as well.

I think there are individuals running those places (and maybe ours) that would try and cover it up, but in general the masses would be appalled and want heads to roll.

Where were the appalled general masses at Penn State?

[CNS]

The actions covered up to better the organization.  This wasn't the individuals getting in trouble outside of the org and it reflecting poorly on the org.  It was the org(at that time).  When an organization's president, director, and highest paid employee all take action to do what they believe is in the organizations best interest, the action belongs to the organization. 

[sonofdaxjones]

All the individuals involved were fired and/or sent prison and/or being sued in civil suits and/or dead.   No one at the school now was associated with what happened. 

The NCAA sanctions were over-the-top and the NCAA realized that.   

Why can't people separate the actions of individuals from the entire organization?   Unless you think the majority of the organization would have sanctioned the abhorrent actions of a few individuals, which is absurd.

I think the Penn State Athletic Dept and it's supporters (the majority of them) would do exactly that.  So would Florida State's, KU's, Alabama's, Miami's, Oklahoma's, etc... Hell likely a majority of our fanbase would as well.

I think there are individuals running those places (and maybe ours) that would try and cover it up, but in general the masses would be appalled and want heads to roll.

Where were the appalled general masses at Penn State?

    . . . and no, no anecdotal stories and/or man on the streets or video reactions to the sanctions showing 20 Penn State students in the Union watching TV don't count for anything at a school of like 40,000 students with hundreds of thousands of alumni and supporters.    Their reaction was justified IMO.    They deserved sanctions, but not like what the NCAA gave. 

[CNS]

They deserved worse. 

[CHONGS]

When this much money is involved how can anyone be surprised by this?  I mean humans will do terrible terrible things for as little as a hundred dollars.  We are talking millions/billions here with livelihoods at stake.  You would have people pushing each other out of the way to grab the shovel to bury a dead kid if it meant saving their beloved program.