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Ok. Now for wpials response. But he's been running from this question for weeks on here. I don't understand where this idea is coming from that the Penn state community has the huge support for the previous administration. My opinion is they are all responsible just as the janitors, second mile, our governor, the da, some of the victims parents, mcqueary, old man mcqueary, and the list continues to go. If anything to me I will hold them less responsible than our governor, da, second mile, mcquearys, and janitors. I think paterno realized he had his hand in the cookie jar late in life and how unable he was to handle major situations. That doesn't change that he did wrong. But people in the country are confusing supporting our school and football team for supporting child abuse enablers. That couldn't be more wrong. We are not a cult and Im really tired of hearing that word.

The media, critics, and sports fans everywhere will not move on from this scandal until the die-hard Penn State fans cease and desist from complaining about the NCAA sanctions. As soon as the die-hard Penn State fans, apologists, zealots, etc get over the sanctions and move on, then everyone else will move on. Until that happens, the rest of us will continue to remind you why are in this mess in the first place.

abpk2903 wrote:We are not a cult and Im really tired of hearing that word.

Seriously, I am surprised Webster's hasn't added a notation just for PSU fans.