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[QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 3250153, member: 622"]
[I]Penn State officials said the university’s Office of Sexual Misconduct Prevention and Response and the Office of Student Conduct, which are both independent of the athletic department, and Penn State police investigated Humphries’ allegations. Their findings were forwarded to the Office of the Centre County District Attorney, which “reviewed the case and decided that no charges would be pursued.”[/I]

Why, that kind of clears everyone.  Who would imagine that the Office of Sexual Misconduct Prevention and Response and the Office of Student Conduct, as well as PSU police would not fully investigate the activities of the football team?  [Heavy Sarcasm Font]

Seriously, PSU has failed repeatedly to prove they are credible.  That along warrants a real investigation by the Feds.  Nobody knows anything, just like Schiano, and JoePa, and, well, everyone at PSU!  Even if the complaints are a farce, PSU should know to have a disinterested third party perform an investigation of charges of this type.  Why risk the cover-up and associated allegations, invite a real law enforcement investigation and let the chips fall where they may.

Sadly, the JoePa cult showed up in the comments to this article.  Ridiculously supporting PSU and discrediting the former player.  
  
While PSU deserves the death penalty from the Sandusky actions, you would think that the Big Ten would want to axe them just to get away from the stench of the program.  (and they could jettison Rutgers at the same time!)

Happy Valley = Willful ignorance.  Three decades of letting kids be abused because they were afraid JoePa could not find another DC.  Now they simply ignore the hazing which has been extended for another six years.

Can we send PSU to North Korea?  Or would that ne excessively cruel to North Korea?
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