Joe Paterno

Watching all the news unfold of Joe Paterno's firing last night I thought this would be the cap on what has been a very ugly few days at the University. Apparently it seems that this is only the beginning of the healing.

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Joe Paterno is gone but not forgotten.  Unfortunately, what will not be forgotten is the probability that he was party to the coverup of some of the most lurid sex crimes imaginable.  Certainly ever committed by a person who was himself a legend: Coach Jerry Sandusky. The witnessed scene of the burly, powerful Sandusky physically overpowering and sexually assaulting a terrified ten year old boy is enough to turn the stomach of a buzzard. By Paterno's own words that  "in hindsight, I should have done more", he reveals clearly that he knew what was going on yet did nothing. So the University did what it had to do to preserve its integrity. 

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The career of a legendary college football figure comes to an abrupt end. Just hours after Penn State head coach Joe Paterno announced that he would retire at the end of the 2011 season amid controversy, the university revealed other plans.

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In the wake of the firing of Penn State head coach Joe Paterno and university president Graham Spainer over how the school handled sex abuse allegations against Jerry Sandusky, many are asking if it is fair for Coach Paterno's legacy to end the way it did

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The display in front of Joe Paterno's home last night sickens me.  

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Even after a 24 hour news cycle covering the Penn State scandal for 5 days now, this is still a story that has me picking up my jaw from the ground.

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More and more information continues to surface about the alleged sexual abuse of boys by a former Penn State assistant football coach.

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Every Tuesday during the fall, Joe Paterno ambles into the media room at Beaver Stadium, settles into his seat and holds court.

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