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In sports history, has there ever been a quicker fall from grace?

OJ? :blink:

And I was literally watching 30 for 30's June 17th, 1994 just a few days ago. How could I have forgotten?

In sports history, has there ever been a quicker fall from grace?

OJ? :blink:

Tiger?

He's still around, isn't he? Sure everyone thinks he's a nymphomaniac who gave up his Swedish supermodel wife for several cocktail waitresses, but he's still playing golf (albeit horribly).

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Go turn on either ESPN or CNN.

I don't know which CNN you're watching, but mine is showing Piers Morgan interviewing some dude.

ESPN just keeps recycling CNN's footage from Old Main.

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In sports history, has there ever been a quicker fall from grace?

OJ Simpson came close, but Paterno only took four days. I do believe that's a record.

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In sports history, has there ever been a quicker fall from grace?

OJ? :blink:

And I was literally watching 30 for 30's June 17th, 1994 just a few days ago. How could I have forgotten?

But the OJ scenario did not cause riots did it? Also that disgrace was not as big as a University.

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Latest wild rumor from SiriusXM talk radio is that the Penn State players are considering boycotting Saturday's game in support of Paterno. For now, take this with lots of salt.

Update: Apparently it's just the seniors that will supposedly be boycotting the game. (Saturday is Penn State's Senior Day.)

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Latest wild rumor from SiriusXM talk radio is that the Penn State players are considering boycotting Saturday's game in support of Paterno. For now, take this with lots of salt.

Update: Apparently it's just the seniors that will supposedly be boycotting the game. (Saturday is Penn State's Senior Day.)

Would the seniors attend the game if Paterno and Sandusky were roaming the sidelines?

A**holes.

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Ashton Kutcher is a complete buffoon. He tweeted:

How do you fire Jo Pa? #insult #noclass as a hawkeye fan I find it in poor taste

It gets better. Someone responded to Kutcher's tweet:

":censored: you. He covered up child rape you sick, geriatric :censored:.?

To which Kutcher responded:

"Had no idea, thought it was a football thing."
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Latest wild rumor from SiriusXM talk radio is that the Penn State players are considering boycotting Saturday's game in support of Paterno. For now, take this with lots of salt.

Update: Apparently it's just the seniors that will supposedly be boycotting the game. (Saturday is Penn State's Senior Day.)

Would the seniors attend the game if Paterno and Sandusky were roaming the sidelines?

A**holes.

Maybe if Paterno was, but certainly not Sandusky.

They're not supporting Sandusky. They're supporting Paterno.

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Ashton Kutcher is a complete buffoon. He tweeted:

How do you fire Jo Pa? #insult #noclass as a hawkeye fan I find it in poor taste

It gets better. Someone responded to Kutcher's tweet:

":censored: you. He covered up child rape you sick, geriatric :censored:.”

To which Kutcher responded:

"Had no idea, thought it was a football thing."

From what I can tell, Ashton Kutcher is clearly a football fan. And oh yeah, HE IS FROM BIG TEN COUNTRY!! (Went to Iowa, IIRC.)

He is clearly eating his own words here. No way he didn't know about the Penn State scandal.

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For those watching that rambling asshat kid on ESPN, was that a thick Philly accent or what?

I just thought he was bombed.

Tomorrow, across Pennsylvania, dozens of parents of high school seniors will be carefully looking at their finances, as they consider the added burden of out-of-state tuition.

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Are you sure? It's one thing to bombast behind an computer screen, but if it was somebody you presumably looked up to doing this, who was also good friends with your boss, would you have done it?

I should like to think I would've had it in me to call 911.

Well, yeah, hence the "screwed up the aftermath" but I'm just kind of raising my eyebrow at the "I would have charged in, broke it up immediately and beat Sandusky within an inch of his life" sentiment.

Agreed. It's easy to say "I would have charged in, broke it up immediately and beat Sandusky within an inch of his life." But I have to think that most everyone would have at the very least asked "Um coach, what's going on here?" Do we really live in a world where we have to wonder whether or not we'd at least make an attempt to get the kid out of there? I could see McQuery running out and calling his Dad if he had walked in on Sandusky taking it to one of the players or coaches; in other words, another adult. The problem I have with it is that the guy saw a preteen kid getting sodomized by an old man and he said nothing. He did nothing.

I have to think that somewhere inside all of us lies the ability to overcome the shock, fear, and whatever else long enough to step in and do something try to remove the kid from the situation. I'm not saying McQuery should have gone Hollywood, spouted some great line, and went "medieval" on Sandusky. But for God's sake, do something. Anything. If nothing else, at least call the :censored:-ing campus police. I have to believe that most everyone would have at least made some sort of effort to at least stop the rape. I can't even begin to describe the lack of character it took for McQuery to turn around and walk away. And this guy is a "big tough" football coach?

Apologies for how disjointed this post seems to be. I'm having a tough time putting into words the combination of anger and bewilderment I'm feeling every time something new develops in this awful story.

 

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Sums it all up...Current recruiting letter

What makes it doubly ironic is that that record will still be intact*, as molesting children who aren't recruits or student-athletes is beyond the scope of NCAA regulations.

* Unless, as I've brought up before, evidence of more garden-variety recruiting violations and such during the Paterno regime come up during the ongoing investigation into this catastrophe. No, come to think of it, that would just make it triply ironic.

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One correction- that wasn't exactly the end. On his way back into the house, Paterno turned and gave the crowd a fist pump and yelled "Go, Penn State!"

Scumbag.

Un:censored:ingbelievable. JoePa makes me sick.

That can't be real.

If it IS real, then...oh my god.

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Welcome to the dark side of "beer and circuses"

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