That is hard to imagine, but I think it's even harder to imagine that Hoke would make a specific statement in a press conference while knowing that his boss would publicly contradict that statement within 12 hours. It seems more likely to me that Hoke either didn't ask the obvious questions he needed to, or someone intentionally kept him out of the loop.
I see what you're saying, but I hope they do stick straight to the facts and nail him on his actions during that game...that way Twerk Spankmeat's media "witch hunt" will have zero merit, real or perceived, whatsoever. It will give him a chance to be all over Les Miles going to Michigan again though.
it will be to add excuses to what happened.. stepping out one game into the conference schedule would just be silly.. now if Rutgers beats them by even an extra point i could see him getting the can before he resigns. also if Dave Brandon collapses under pressure in the near weeks, they better prepare for a dark ages for scUM athletics.
For Paterno's part, yes. For Sandusky's part though, obviously his firey hell inferno will come from his actions, not from the uncomfortable interviews afterwards. That's all I'm saying, that sometimes the negligence is as bad or worse than the subsequent shitshow. Whether that is the case here or not, of course, is open to debate, unlike the other, much more obvious, situation.
Just like ped aggy needs the joebots to die off before any real progress is made, scUM needs the m*ch*g*n man myth to do the same. Now, the consequences at ped aggy are much higher...as in real-life issues, scUM's are sports related, although this head-injury/possible cover up debacle is quite disgusting. Both universities are stricken with culture issues holding them back from real progress.
