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Joe Paterno Out at Penn State

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The Big 10 has taken JoePa's name off of their championship trophy.

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McQueary has hired a law firm.

 

I am not making this up.

 

Strokoff and Cowden

 

So many relevant terms hidden in those 3 names.

The Big 10 has taken JoePa's name off of their championship trophy.

 

Just heard that too. Not sure how I feel about that.

The Big 10 has taken JoePa's name off of their championship trophy.

 

Not sure why it was on it in the first place. How long has PA ST been a member?

Not sure why it was on it in the first place. How long has PA ST been a member?

 

Not even 20 years.. Joined in 93.

There is a former Penn State player and Conner graduate in the NKY area.

Pat Pidgeon was the starting punter there for over 3 seasons ... And teaches at Cooper.

He was there from 95 to 99.

I have no clue of his thoughts on the situation ... But he did not come back as remotely similar to when he left.

Could be interesting to hear his take on the situation-

Sandusky was interviewed via phone by Bob Costas tonight and it was disturbing IMO. Took him 16 seconds to say that he is not sexually attracted to young boys.

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http://www.thepostgame.com/blog/dish/201111/joepas-real-estate-move-raises-suspicious-eyebrows

 

Every detail, no matter how small it might seem, is under the intense spotlight in State College, Pa.

 

Joe Paterno's recent real estate transaction, reported by Mark Viera and Pete Thamel of the New York Times, has led some to speculate he knew his world was going to come crumbling down around him at Penn State. The winningest coach in major college football history quietly transferred complete ownership of his house to his wife for $1 less than four months before the bombshell sex abuse scandal erupted.

 

Some legal experts believe the move was made to financially shield the Pennsylvania pigskin legend.

As the NYT article states, people will see what they want in the transaction. Two attorneys looked at it, one saw nothing the other saw liability shielding. She's 13 years younger and the house has been involved in multiple complex and confusing transactions over the years it's hard to say what's going on. Since the lawyer's name is the same as Mrs. Paterno's maiden name, looks to me like a brother trying to pump up his billings.

There is speculation that Penn State will decline any bowl invitation.

There is speculation that Penn State will decline any bowl invitation.
What if they win the Big 10?
How do you know what was said to the grand jury? The 23 page document is a summary report.

 

The summary report that was released said he went to his father and Paterno. I would think if he went to the police that might have been in the summary but maybe not.

The summary report that was released said he went to his father and Paterno. I would think if he went to the police that might have been in the summary but maybe not.

 

I think he's going to say since he told Curley and Schultz he talked to the police because one ofthem were in charge of the Police. We shall see.

 

The thing I didn't understand about all the heat he took was it's almost impossible for me to believe that Sandusky wouldn't have quit when McQueary saw him. He almost had to be shocked and quit.

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