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If defensive staff changes are coming, who should OSU be looking to hire?

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Taosman said:
The coaches joked about ol Jer and warned people to "keep their kids" away from Jer. It was going on for years and the coaches all knew about it except for the young assistant coach, McQueary, who caught Jer in the shower with a young boy.

"American Horror Story" http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/13/opinion/dowd-american-horror-story.html
"It’s hard to believe that a monster like Sandusky was harbored by Happy Valley for so long. It was an open joke in Penn State football circles that you shouldn’t drop your soap in the shower when Jerry was around. "
"Only the boys in the shower weren’t laughing."
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Why did you quote me in this? This doesn't address anything I asked.

Are there any links with quotes about Ohio State being racist? And "Penn State football circles?" Who's all in that circle? Is it the same as the circle of trust that Urban Meyer had in Florida?
 
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buchtelgrad04 said:
Why did you quote me in this? This doesn't address anything I asked.

Are there any links with quotes about Ohio State being racist? And "Penn State football circles?" Who's all in that circle? Is it the same as the circle of trust that Urban Meyer had in Florida?
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Indeed, it doesn't address the "racism" talk. Others can address that subject.
But, again that's not what I believe to be the more important "issue". That being his being on a staff that knew of a pedophile and remained silent because of the perceived negative effect it would have on the football team and fund raising for the university.
 
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Taosman said:
Indeed, it doesn't address the "racism" talk. Others can address that subject.
But, again that's not what I believe to be the more important "issue". That being his being on a staff that knew of a pedophile and remained silent because of the perceived negative effect it would have on the football team and fund raising for the university.
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Again, you're assuming he knew. I'm not saying he did or didn't. I don't know. But neither do you. Who's all included in "Penn State football circles?"

It's very probable he knew. It's also very probable he was kept in the dark.
 
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Taosman said:
Indeed, it doesn't address the "racism" talk. Others can address that subject.
But, again that's not what I believe to be the more important "issue". That being his being on a staff that knew of a pedophile and remained silent because of the perceived negative effect it would have on the football team and fund raising for the university.
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If he did know (and I have no idea if he did or not) and remained silent the primary reason would be that he didn't want to be vilified by Paterno and lose his job. By the way anybody know how Mike McQueary is doing these days?

Back in 2012: Mike McQueary, the State College kid, Penn State quarterback, one-time Joe Paterno grad assistant who climbed the ranks until he was the Nittany Lions recruiting coordinator, yet today sits unemployed and perhaps unemployable in college football.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ncaaf-...d--files-4-million-whistleblower-lawsuit.html
 
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