Is Joe Paterno Still Alive?
A burning question that someone apparently has.
A burning question that someone apparently has.
What’s the opposite of “just desserts”?
Penn State student Mary Krupa has become the milliner of the school’s local squirrel population. Her model of choice is Sneezy, who just so happens to look fantastic in hats. (via baierman.tumblr.com)
Tired of hearing about the former Penn State assistant coach? Karl Rominger says it’s not over yet.
Radio host and filmmaker John Ziegler has a new documentary in the works.
“You can’t COVER UP 61 years of success with honor.” Eh?
This is weird.
This crosses the line.
He’s right. It is unbelievable.
What did they think was going to happen?
The punishment is severe, but is it severe enough?
The Penn State coach might not have to stick around. But several veteran sports dealmakers said they think he should.
Obama weighs in on this morning’s removal of the statue of Penn State’s former football coach.
From the breaking of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse story to the damning Freeh Report, those in State College and beyond have made their views on JoePa’s culpability well known. These photos tell the complicated, sad story.
Speaking with one woman — and two automated, English-deficient spambots — about the ethics of making money off a convicted child-abuser’s autobiography.
And he does it in 10 words, no less! Poor Kenn in Aurora, CO. :(
And he even got onto the JumboTron. What an adventure for Pedobear! (via deadspin.com)
Man, these guys are fast. From last night’s episode, The Poor Kid.
Come on EA Sports! Everyone knows that you have to consider the possibility that horrific child abuse charges may be leveled against a football team before you write your in-game headlines. (via twitter.com) View Image ›
Jerry Sandusky, the former assistant football coach charged with 40 counts of child sex abuse, breaks his silence on the Penn State scandal with Bob Costas. And he unsurprisingly denies all the charges. “Horsing around” and “horseplay” are terms that are now forever tainted.
On the heels of the revelation that the judge who freed Jerry Sandusky on bail was a donor to Sandusky’s Second Mile charity, and the incredulous questions as to why she did not recuse herself, here are some more unanswered questions surrounding this awful scandal. Not to get into the realm of conspiracy theory, but there are some very disturbing “coincidences” surrounding this case.
Jerry Sandusky in a 1987 NBC interview: “I enjoy being around children…I just have a good time with them.” “Everybody needs people to care for them, even if sometimes they don’t want it.” *shudder*
“I’m the prince of darkness, but I’m not a monster!” Jason Sudeikis reprised his devil role on SNL to discuss what he thought was a football scandal.
It may not be available on Amazon right now, but signed copies of the memoir that everyone’s cringing over can be had on eBay. To quote the seller’s description: “Burn in Hell Jerry!”
This is the horrific and damning story of Victim 2. From the Grand Jury Report into the alleged and repeated rape of young boys by former Penn State Assistant Coach Jerry Sandusky. The report identifies at least 8 victims, but Victim 2 is the case that directly involved Head Coach Joe Paterno and the upper echelons of the Penn State hierarchy. The abuse that’s described, and the resultant cover up, is shocking.
Just when you think this awful story couldn’t get any worse. Mark Madden, the sports writer in Pennsylvania who first broke the Jerry Sandusky child rape story, now claims that Sandusky is rumored to have sold children for sex to wealthy donors. Here’s a radio clip of Madden discussing an investigation into the stomach-turning allegations.
So I thought this had already happened, but planking is definitely over now, right? When a trend is used to voice support for a man who enabled a child molester that’s the end of the trend. It’s over.
All of these are actual quotes from real Penn State students. So much stupid.
Just a simple reminder for deciding if the situation merits a riot. Thanks, Animaniacs!
Here’s how (some) Penn State students reacted to the firing of Coach Joe Paterno. If you didn’t already know, Paterno was fired because he found out his assistant coach was molesting children back in 2002 and didn’t do anything about it. All of this is so sickening.