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voteearlyvoteoften wrote:

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Face it, PSU's arrogance about supposedly being better than everyone else, personified by Coach Paterno, set up this schadenfreude.
The denial and outrage by PSU fans only reinforces it......

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Joe Pa was a fairy wrote:

I can't prove it, but don't be surprised to find out that Joe Pa was molesting these boys himself.

Nitwit Lion Fans wrote:

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You have to wonder about Penn State's admission standards; even with all the evidence, some student just can't figure it out, and are still supporting Paterno. They should have put a noose around that statue and ripped it out with a crane.

Sad Deal wrote:

These unfortunate, despicable events that has transpired have not only confirmed what I suspected all along. That the powers that be in politics, universities, and etc, will gamble future consequences against their own personal gains.
As much as I admired Joe Pa, and still do, as a whole... when you look at the good and bad in ones life ( I say his good still outweighed the bad.) Why didn't he force the issue? When the faculty did nothing, I just wish he would have brought it to the attention of the authorities, press, anyone who would listen. Scream it off a hilltop. Anything, to bring a monster to justice, when others wouldn't act. Although he reportedly told it to his superiors, and obviously nothing happened, I suppose it's easy for us to judge now sitting behind our computers. The reports proclaim him guilty. But when he reported what he was told, what did he hear from his superiors afterwards? For instance : "That we checked into it Joe, it was all B.S.?" I'll remind folks that HE didn't see it actually see anything take place. He went off another persons word. Did he accept the B.S. told by him from a superiors (after he reported it), because he truly didn't want to believe that his friend (he thought he knew for many years)... could do such a thing? Much to his relief? Possibly. We don't know, we're taking news reports as truth, and that can be a mistake. One thing I do know is: besides those unfortunate victims, kids are still paying the price for something happened a decade ago at the university.
Young student athletes lives are about to be thrown in a whirlwind by the NCAA, for something that they had absolutely nothing to do with, and have no control over. Why punish the guilty?

Typical Catholics wrote:

What parent would send their child to play sports at Penn State knowing what we now know about those friggen pedophiles running the show? I wouldn't be a bit shocked if it was revealed that Joe Pa....on second though i had better just be quiet.

Give that friggen child molesting school the DEATH PENALTY....TODAY!

Joke wrote:

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Lives? The point of a University is to educate, not entertain. Football (or any other particular sport for that matter) is an EXTRACURRICULAR activity. In other words, not NECESSARY for the existence of the university. AND if you DO want to blame an institution for throwing young STUDENT athletes (and lets face it, it's more specific than that, it's the FOOTBALL program, not other sports) "in a whirlwind" then the proper institution to blame is PENN STATE, not the NCAA.

The Ohio State wrote:

Now that Joe Paterno is in HELL i wonder if Hitler is now considered the #2 most hated villian in HELL? Of course when Sandusky gets there he may take the crown.

je vais envoyer tu CHIER wrote:

"Education over Football"? Then why don't you punish those schools with low graduation rates? Stupid EMMERT!
This is like punishing your children for what the parents did! A very stupid logic from as*hole like Emmert!
Fking Mark Emmert will pay for this! He too will learn a lesson!
Abuse of power, even by the justice, is as criminal as breaking the law, breaking the code or shaming humans!
From this point forward, the NCAA and its building in Indianapolis is a target!

tyler wrote:

shouldnt they just bring criminal charges against every teacher that was involved in the abuse of these children (PERSONALLY A ROPE AROUND THERE NECKS IS THE BEST THING FOR THEM) by fining the school and stopping them playing is only punishing the children
and ruining here chances of a decent life

HSOYHDUFYUHQWEUIFHUIH wrote:

Any football athlete that brings guns or drugs on campus, the football program should be killed!
Any football program with graduation rate less than 50% should be banned from competition!
Any football athlete that receives compensation or services from a community, the football program should be on probation!
Any football assistant caught drinking while driving should be fired and the program suspended for one year!
Any football athlete who attempts to harmfully and intentionally injure another player should be send to prison!
Any coach or coaching assistant caught in extramarital affairs should be immediately fired and all the wins under his supervision vacated!
With regard to the NCAA:
Uneven application of punishment for the same or similar violations, the NCAA staff will be target of retaliation
Disproportionate punishment for minor violations, NCAA family members are target of retaliation
Uneven punishment of conferences for similar violations, NCAA building is a target
Contradiction between public statements and actual actions by NCAA staff, both NCAA staff and their immediate families are target!
Total disregard and no apologies for abuse of power will be met with actions and indiference to teach humility and the relationship between action + consequences.
A violation of the casuality rule by NCAA staff (disconnect between fixing a problem and the actual outcome of a punishment) an example of this rule will be applied to their families!