Paterno article from the WSJ

[raf4488]

Apparently, internal PSU communications reveal that JoePa thought his players should be punished as little as possible.

WSJ

 

[IthacaBarrel]

Apparently, internal PSU communications reveal that JoePa thought his players should be punished as little as possible.

WSJ

This is what happens when you let a guy coach until he 100 years old, complete lack of control. Look college kids do a lot of dumb things, football players as well, it happens but it doesn't mean you sweep it under the rug. His response to sexual assault and beating a kid sensless, was running extra sprints? What

 

[orange79]

This, I think, is a very damning piece of evidence for the NCAA if they want to impose a lack of institutional control penalty on PSU. The NCAA sent a letter to PSU last week essentially asking them why they shouldn't be charged with LOIC.

 

[RMH44]

This, I think, is a very damning piece of evidence for the NCAA if they want to impose a lack of institutional control penalty on PSU. The NCAA sent a letter to PSU last week essentially asking them why they shouldn't be charged with LOIC.

Great insight into how JoPa ran his program. If this is article accurate, there are sanctions in PSU's fututre.

 

[44PRIDE]

Will this be the death of the "longterm" coach?

Do we start to suspect Frank Beemer of a cover-up?

 

[Orange&Blue44]

Throw the book at them ... I hate Penn State.