Joey O'Connor is no longer committed to Penn State, but how much of the 2012 class can the Nittany Lions hang on to? The latest on this and much more in Mike Farrell's Mid-Atlantic recruiting mailbag.
Via AP on Fox
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November 18, 2011
Legal experts say it's probably going to take civil litigation to get out the full story about what occurred in the Penn State child sex abuse scandal.
Pennsylvania lawyers with experience in similar litigation say the matter raises new and complicated legal issues.
Legal analysts say former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky, the school and other likely defendants...
Via Larry Brown Sports
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November 16, 2011
Slowly but surely, people will begin to get the hint. Defending someone at Penn State or anyone with a connection to the Penn State scandal is not going to get you anywhere. In fact, you could lose your job over it. Just ask former Penn State linebacker Franco Harris, who was fired from his job [...]
Via Dan Shanoff
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November 17, 2011
The new New York Times report on Penn State is must-read. Here it is. Among the key details: Second Mile files are missing. (Go figure.) The Penn State lawyers never knew. (WTF?)And this, which is the focus of the headline and the lead of the story, but largely ignored beyond that: It was a message board posting that helped investigators crack the case by leading them to McQueary...
Via Deadspin
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November 18, 2011
Yes, Penn State and The Second Mile overlapped in many ways. Penn State grad students wrote essays for the charity's annual reports. Second Mile kids participated in programs on the university campus. And companies controlled by Second Mile board members scored juicy contracts from Penn State. Earlier today, we revealed that Poole Anderson, the...
Via Dr. Saturday
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November 18, 2011
Could Mark Emmert be changing his tune on bringing NCAA sanctions to Penn State?
For the past couple weeks, Emmert, the president of the NCAA, has been noncommittal about saying the NCAA would investigate the goings on at Penn State as far as they pertained to the laws that govern collegiate athletics.
But in an interview with National Public Radio's Kai Ryssdal, Emmert suggested...
Via College Football Talk
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November 16, 2011
Additional layers were added to the Jerry Sandusky child-sex abuse scandal at Penn State recently with a pair of Mike McQueary emails surfacing Monday and Tuesday. In the first email, sent to friends and former teammates, the in-limbo Nittany Lions assistant insisted that he “didn’t just turn and run” after allegedly witnessing Sandusky sodomizing a 10-year-old…
Via Rivals.com
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November 16, 2011
A police chief says his department didn't receive reports from a Penn State graduate assistant who testified to a grand jury that he saw a former defensive coordinator raping a boy in the team showers in 2002. State College police Chief Tom King says Mike McQueary didn't make a report to his department about Jerry Sandusky.
Via College Football Talk
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November 18, 2011
Just over a week ago, we pondered what the NCAA’s role in the Penn State scandal might be. NCAA president Mark Emmert said that the Association would monitor the events as they unfolded and “defer in the immediate term to law enforcement officials since this situation involved alleged crimes. As the facts are established through the…
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