Paterno's dead, Curley and Schultz are facing criminal charges for their actions, and charges against Spanier are likely to follow. The men directly responsible for Sandusky's reign of terror-JoePa, former president Graham Spanier, former vice president Gary Schultz, and former AD Tim Curley-are all going down. Doing so would only punish a huge swath of people that had nothing to do with letting Sandusky be a predator for so many years. Despite the morally bankrupt conduct of the university's most powerful officials for nearly 13 years-conduct that caused me to belt out some very angry writing for this site yesterday-Penn State should not shutter its football program, nor should they be forced to. And God help the channel-changing culture in the middle, too. "If that's the culture on the bottom," Freeh said, "God help the culture on the top." Yes. One, a Korean War veteran, called the scene "the worst thing I ever saw." Nevertheless, he and the other janitors decided not to report it. In his Thursday press conference, Freeh mentioned Penn State janitors who saw Sandusky molesting a boy in the shower. Something people remain far too afraid to lose. Something people were far too afraid to cross. Loved it so much it became a totem, an identity, an entire culture. The lesson of the Freeh report isn't just that Paterno and others didn't do enough it's that everyone else loved Penn State football too much. I say leave NCAA sanctions-lost scholarships, television bans, blah blah blah-out of it, and just shut down the team altogether. Some observers think the NCAA should punish the university's football program for a lack of institutional control, perhaps levying the seldom-used "death penalty." Right idea.
And nobody-nobody sane, anyway-places protecting a child rapist over that. Without public adoration, Penn State football is just a bunch of guys chasing a ball and hitting each other in the head. Entire communities become cultish and insular. Public esteem is the lifeblood of the big-time college sports-industrial complex. How could grown, supposedly upstanding men-holding leadership positions within an in loco parentis institution, no less-value public esteem more than private horror? Easy. This is why Penn State football should be eliminated. In other words, they were less worried about the sexual violation of minors than what the world would think of them-and by extension, their football team-if the awful truth was revealed. #BagSeason the Catholic Church Can Teach Us About Penn State Winton (6’0″, 175 pounds) has an offer list that includes Arkansas, Boston College, Colorado, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisville, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt.Ĭan’t wait to get back on the field. **Penn State football has extended an offer to 2024 3-star wide receiver Brandon Winton Jr. The more research I have done the more insane this is lmao Penn State also had a BYE the weekend before.
The last time Penn State beat a top-5 team on the road? 1994. aCxAy5eSp2ī1G's best TE 🙌 /CCBlHAZlWxĮdge Rushers with the highest win rates through five weeks💪 /yKIgeZoFbV Walker will take an unofficial visit to Dayton later today. Assistant coaches from Minnesota and Penn State on hand this morning.
At this point in his recruitment, the sophomore holds offers from Duquesne, West Virginia, Purdue, Toledo, Ohio and Northern Kentucky.īack at Lloyd Memorial High School for the second straight week, checking out Top-50 sophomore EJ Walker. **EJ Walker is a 6’7″, 220-pound 2025 power forward from Lloyd Memorial High School in Kentucky. At this point in his recruitment, Johnson (5’11”, 178) holds offers from Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Michigan State, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Ole Miss, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt.įirst 5 games Highlights ✅ /h0YXsUBiB3 Johnson is rated by 247 Sports at the No. 2024 4-star cornerback Ju’Juan Johnson from Lafayette Christian Academy in Lafayette, Louisianna received an offer from the Nittany Lions staff. **Penn State football has extended an offer to one of the top junior athletes in the country. The top defenses in the country at getting after the QB💥 /wDWlgRSYcq
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