The Lions' Pride

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fortheglory94 said...

I'm supposed to believe that there may have been a vast conspiracy to protect players from the law, huh. This is the same team that seemingly had a run of a few years where kids were getting hauled into jail and being cited practically every week. A little too inconsistent for me to buy. I think we're likely looking at roughly 2% of the people interviewed having a bone to pick with Joe or the athletic dept, not to mention have ties to the same Board who commissioned the very investigation/report.

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philafan said...

It's not covering up! It's using their influence to get charges dropped or reduced. That's the crime.

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jcarlisle14 said...

Ticking time bomb about to hit 0:00..... add this source to the hints that irondoc posted on scout audibles and it adds to a VERY grim picture. We all assumed it would be horrific, but if it uncovers things to get NCAA ammo to come down on ath dept/football it might be even worse than we thought. Mid July we will see. Media will buzz again and want more heads to roll. Will the ath dept and football team take the brunt this time? We will have schollies left to give to these kids commiting?? Damn this sucks. Burn in h@ll Sandusky!

Hate this part:

The article said that among emails turned over to the Freeh team are messages written by former President Graham Spanier and Wendell V. Courtney, Penn State's former general counsel, "which describe steps the two men took to protect players."