After nearly a half-century on the job, Joe Paterno says he is still getting used to the idea of not being Penn State's football coach. So is the rest of the shaken campus, after one of the most tumultuous days in its history.
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He should have thought about that when someone told him one of his coaches is raping boys in his locker room and showers. You got no fan here.
ReplyDeletebecause they're idiots
ReplyDeleteBecause th fans are stupid. Football is a game. The victims of this monster are far more important.
ReplyDeletePSU made the right call. They should have forfeit the game with Nebraska just to keep the attention where it belongs.
He is playing victim here and it is disgusting.
ReplyDeleteYou know the board offered to let him resign and he refused so they had to fire him.
Arrogant old fool with a fake image as the good guy.