SportsAndLady
Posts: 35,632
Nov 9, 2011 10:47pm
I don't wanna go to bed b/c I feel like I'll wake up tomorrow morning and missed:
1-joe pa died
2-Sandusky offed himself
3-PSU students burned Happy Valley to the ground
1-joe pa died
2-Sandusky offed himself
3-PSU students burned Happy Valley to the ground
chicago510
Posts: 5,728
Nov 9, 2011 10:48pm
Thats what I mean. Have some respect for the real journalists in the world. Let the students be dumbasses and go ruin campus but let a decent reporter or two get a question in. Bravo to whoever that guy was, that was brutal.karen lotz;965787 wrote:Students
I want to know why McQuery and Curley are still in any way affiliated with PSU, not more screaming.
OneBuckeye
Posts: 5,888
Nov 9, 2011 10:49pm
Did I win an iPad?
chicago510
Posts: 5,728
Nov 9, 2011 10:49pm
Turn on CNN for riot coverage.
Dumbasses.
Dumbasses.
reclegend22
Posts: 8,772
Nov 9, 2011 10:50pm
A great man was just publicly hanged. A betrayal beyond words. Joe Paterno's side of the story was never truly heard, and the preposterously ridiculous attempt we just saw from the Penn State University Board of Trustees trying to vindicate their decision of letting go Paterno proves that nobody ever cared to. The university saw itself free falling to its death, and tried to stem the bleeding by putting a metaphorical revolver to the temple of its living identity and shooting him point-blank in the head. This whole scenario, from the monstrous transgressions of Jerry Sandusky to the abrupt removal of the greatest coach the game of football has ever known, is a travesty.
Long live the legend of Joe "Pa" Paterno. A legend in a class of his own.
Long live the legend of Joe "Pa" Paterno. A legend in a class of his own.
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dat dude
Posts: 1,564
Nov 9, 2011 10:51pm
LOLreclegend22;965798 wrote:A great man was just publicly hanged. A betrayal beyond words. Joe Paterno's side of the story was never truly heard, and the preposterously ridiculous attempt we just saw from the Penn State University Board of Trustees trying to vindicate their decision of letting go Paterno proves that nobody ever cared to. The university saw itself free falling to its death, and tried to stem the bleeding by putting a metaphorical revolver to the temple of its living identity and shooting him point-blank in the head. This whole scenario, from the monstrous transgressions of Jerry Sandusky to the abrupt removal of the greatest coach in the game of football has ever known, is a travesty.
Long live the legend of Joe "Pa" Paterno. A legend in a class of his own.
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bigkahuna
Posts: 4,454
Nov 9, 2011 10:52pm
I thought Curley was already gone? McQ should be gone as well.chicago510;965790 wrote:Thats what I mean. Have some respect for the real journalists in the world. Let the students be dumbasses and go ruin campus but let a decent reporter or two get a question in. Bravo to whoever that guy was, that was brutal.
I want to know why McQuery and Curley are still in any way affiliated with PSU, not more screaming.
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dat dude
Posts: 1,564
Nov 9, 2011 10:53pm
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Anyone watching the scene at Penn State right now has a good idea why child rape was covered up for two decades. Insane.
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[INDENT]ClayTravisBGID Clay Travis
Anyone watching the scene at Penn State right now has a good idea why child rape was covered up for two decades. Insane.
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SportsAndLady
Posts: 35,632
Nov 9, 2011 10:53pm
"I sympathize for the kids that were victimized... Joe pa did his job and shouldn't be fired from his job. His job said to win games and be a great coach and when the situation occurs where you need to tell your boss when something wrong occurred, DO IT!! .. He did that."
kid on my facebook feed...lulz
kid on my facebook feed...lulz
chicago510
Posts: 5,728
Nov 9, 2011 10:53pm
Unless I'm mistaken, I believe Curley is on administrative leave. Unless he was fired since.bigkahuna;965803 wrote:I thought Curley was already gone? McQ should be gone as well.
chicago510
Posts: 5,728
Nov 9, 2011 10:54pm
He go to Penn St?SportsAndLady;965807 wrote:"I sympathize for the kids that were victimized... Joe pa did his job and shouldn't be fired from his job. His job said to win games and be a great coach and when the situation occurs where you need to tell your boss when something wrong occurred, DO IT!! .. He did that."
kid on my facebook feed...lulz
Tobias Fünke
Posts: 2,387
Nov 9, 2011 10:54pm
I pray that his turns out to be true.reclegend22;965798 wrote:A great man was just publicly hanged. A betrayal beyond words. Joe Paterno's side of the story was never truly heard, and the preposterously ridiculous attempt we just saw from the Penn State University Board of Trustees trying to vindicate their decision of letting go Paterno proves that nobody ever cared to. The university saw itself free falling to its death, and tried to stem the bleeding by putting a metaphorical revolver to the temple of its living identity and shooting him point-blank in the head. This whole scenario, from the monstrous transgressions of Jerry Sandusky to the abrupt removal of the greatest coach the game of football has ever known, is a travesty.
Long live the legend of Joe "Pa" Paterno. A legend in a class of his own.
2kool4skool
Posts: 1,804
Nov 9, 2011 10:54pm
You're pathetic. And I mean that in the absolute worst way possible.reclegend22;965798 wrote:A great man was just publicly hanged. A betrayal beyond words. Joe Paterno's side of the story was never truly heard, and the preposterously ridiculous attempt we just saw from the Penn State University Board of Trustees trying to vindicate their decision of letting go Paterno proves that nobody ever cared to. The university saw itself free falling to its death, and tried to stem the bleeding by putting a metaphorical revolver to the temple of its living identity and shooting him point-blank in the head. This whole scenario, from the monstrous transgressions of Jerry Sandusky to the abrupt removal of the greatest coach in the game of football has ever known, is a travesty.
Long live the legend of Joe "Pa" Paterno. A legend in a class of his own.
Good for the BOT for firing him and not giving him the dignity of resigning, and shame on any student rioting over a football coach being fired because of his inaction that resulted in children being raped.
SportsAndLady
Posts: 35,632
Nov 9, 2011 10:55pm
I don't think sochicago510;965811 wrote:He go to Penn St?
2kool4skool
Posts: 1,804
Nov 9, 2011 10:56pm
DING DING DINGdat dude;965806 wrote:[LEFT]
[INDENT]ClayTravisBGID Clay Travis
Anyone watching the scene at Penn State right now has a good idea why child rape was covered up for two decades. Insane.
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The entire culture there, from students up, is sickening
Skyhook79
Posts: 5,739
Nov 9, 2011 10:56pm
You forgot the to hell with due process part...2kool4skool;965814 wrote:You're pathetic. And I mean that in the absolute worst way possible.
Good for the BOT for firing him and not giving him the dignity of resigning, and shame on any student rioting over a football coach being fired because of his inaction that resulted in children being raped.
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Manhattan Buckeye
Posts: 7,566
Nov 9, 2011 10:56pm
Who's fault is that? If Joe Paterno wanted his story heard he could tell it.reclegend22;965798 wrote:A great man was just publicly hanged. A betrayal beyond words. Joe Paterno's side of the story was never truly heard, and the preposterously ridiculous attempt we just saw from the Penn State University Board of Trustees trying to vindicate their decision of letting go Paterno proves that nobody ever cared to. The university saw itself free falling to its death, and tried to stem the bleeding by putting a metaphorical revolver to the temple of its living identity and shooting him point-blank in the head. This whole scenario, from the monstrous transgressions of Jerry Sandusky to the abrupt removal of the greatest coach the game of football has ever known, is a travesty.
Long live the legend of Joe "Pa" Paterno. A legend in a class of his own.
Do you sycophants even understand how you're positioning this hero?
1) He harbored a child molester.
2) He's an idiot that raises the level of incompetence beyond Webster's definition.
What else?
If he wanted to make a statement, he would have every media outlet in Pennsylvania listening. He didn't do it.
karen lotz
Posts: 22,284
Nov 9, 2011 10:56pm
GTFOreclegend22;965798 wrote:A great man was just publicly hanged. A betrayal beyond words. Joe Paterno's side of the story was never truly heard, and the preposterously ridiculous attempt we just saw from the Penn State University Board of Trustees trying to vindicate their decision of letting go Paterno proves that nobody ever cared to. The university saw itself free falling to its death, and tried to stem the bleeding by putting a metaphorical revolver to the temple of its living identity and shooting him point-blank in the head. This whole scenario, from the monstrous transgressions of Jerry Sandusky to the abrupt removal of the greatest coach the game of football has ever known, is a travesty.
Long live the legend of Joe "Pa" Paterno. A legend in a class of his own.
chicago510
Posts: 5,728
Nov 9, 2011 10:56pm
Sad thing is Penn St is an incredible school filled with brilliant students, who are apparently brainwashed.
By continuing to associate your school with these adults who knew, you are essentially condoning the activity that occurred under their watch.
A public university cannot have that. There is a reason the Governor, the DOE, and the Attorney General are all investigating this.
By continuing to associate your school with these adults who knew, you are essentially condoning the activity that occurred under their watch.
A public university cannot have that. There is a reason the Governor, the DOE, and the Attorney General are all investigating this.
chicago510
Posts: 5,728
Nov 9, 2011 10:58pm
Due process applies to the criminal law system. Public employees are not guaranteed such a right.Skyhook79;965818 wrote:You forgot the to hell with due process part...
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bigkahuna
Posts: 4,454
Nov 9, 2011 10:59pm
Ah the old A.L. I was mistaken by that "small" detail.chicago510;965808 wrote:Unless I'm mistaken, I believe Curley is on administrative leave. Unless he was fired since.
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september63
Posts: 5,789
Nov 9, 2011 10:59pm
reclegend22;965798 wrote:A great man was just publicly hanged. A betrayal beyond words. Joe Paterno's side of the story was never truly heard, and the preposterously ridiculous attempt we just saw from the Penn State University Board of Trustees trying to vindicate their decision of letting go Paterno proves that nobody ever cared to. The university saw itself free falling to its death, and tried to stem the bleeding by putting a metaphorical revolver to the temple of its living identity and shooting him point-blank in the head. This whole scenario, from the monstrous transgressions of Jerry Sandusky to the abrupt removal of the greatest coach the game of football has ever known, is a travesty.
Long live the legend of Joe "Pa" Paterno. A legend in a class of his own.
Very well written. We all agree Joe Pa is a coaching legend. He fucked up here by not forwarding this information. Thus, he deserved to be fired. This isnt a "tatoo-gate". Jerry Sandusky makes me puke!!
Skyhook79
Posts: 5,739
Nov 9, 2011 11:00pm
chicago510;965821 wrote:Sad thing is Penn St is an incredible school filled with brilliant students, who are apparently brainwashed.
By continuing to associate your school with these adults who knew, you are essentially condoning the activity that occurred under their watch.
A public university cannot have that. There is a reason the Governor, the DOE, and the Attorney General are all investigating this.
Where was the Gov,DOE and AG in 1998 when the 2 Police Dept detectives and an investigator with the Pennsylvania Dept of Family took Sandusky's confession that he showered naked with a 10yr old and probaly touched his genitals?
ts1227
Posts: 12,319
Nov 9, 2011 11:01pm
Such is any big time school with a good program/coach.chicago510;965821 wrote:Sad thing is Penn St is an incredible school filled with brilliant students, who are apparently brainwashed.
chicago510
Posts: 5,728
Nov 9, 2011 11:02pm
While ESPN interviews their group of CFB cronies, CNN has some British girl narrating the students running around campus getting into who knows what.
Brilliant.
Brilliant.