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Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

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cincibuck;2187548; said:
The Little 8 are just Ohio State and Michigan's Bitches:

1993 - 2011 Penn State v Ohio State 7 wins 12 Losses
1993 - 2011 Penn State v Michigan 6 10
1993 - 2011 Penn State v Iowa 6 9
1993 - 2011 Penn State v Wisconsin 6 7
1993 - 2011 Penn State v Minnesota 8 4
1993 - 2011 Penn State v Michigan St. 13 5

Says here, "Penn State is one of the Little 8"

Stats from the College Football Data Warehouse and not from the Freeh Report.
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Being 8-4 against Minnesota is no small accomplishment. :slappy:
 
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buckeyboy said:
You also forgot the Big10 referees and the PedSU BOT. They're all trying to bring that great university down.
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For the life of me I still haven't found exactly what the B1G and PSU BOT have against the football team that would cause them to conspire and keep them down for so long. I mean....I know we're all jealous of everything they stand for and all that, but I just don't think that's enough to make Jim Delany say he doesn't like money.

I must be missing something.
 
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Woody1968;2187578; said:
Whining about USC poaching Redd.
Whining about their sorry lot in life.

Oh, yeah, I guess a rally was held this morning too. No self immolations, unfortunately, but there is whining that the national media isn't covering it.
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Has Redd shit yet.. or is he still hanging out on the pot? Dude has been rumored to be going to U$C for going on near a month
 
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Woody1968;2187578; said:
Whining about USC poaching Redd.
Whining about their sorry lot in life.

Oh, yeah, I guess a rally was held this morning too. No self immolations, unfortunately, but there is whining that the national media isn't covering it.
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I'm disappointed as well that they're not putting their pointless, embarrassing little rally on national TV. It's a damn outrage.
 
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I live for the moment when the entire student body is back and they hold a midnight bonfire/street riot for their departed icon and his soon to be irrelevant football program.
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Former Penn State official Gary Schultz seeks files from Louis Freeh investigation

A former Penn State official facing a perjury charge in the Jerry Sandusky scandal is asking a judge to let his defense see files from a school investigation.

Lawyers for retired university vice president Gary Schultz filed the petition late Monday. It requests items from the Washington, D.C., law firm led by Louis Freeh. The former FBI director was hired by Penn State to look into the child sex abuse scandal.

Schultz also is charged with failure to properly report suspected child abuse. The court filing says the documents would help him prepare a defense and in jury selection.

Among the records he's seeking are notes of interviews with former Penn State president Graham Spanier and with former general counsel Cynthia Baldwin.

A spokesman for the law firm declined to comment.
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The PSU Alumni are determined to see the NCAA impose a multiyear death penalty.

PSU alumni group questions hiring of Freeh group

A group of Penn State alumni is calling on university officials to release detailed information related to the hiring of Freeh Sporkin & Sullivan LLP to conduct an investigation into the university's role in the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal, including proposals sought from other firms and the letter of intent under which the investigation was initiated.
The request from Penn Staters for Responsible Stewardship is coming in the wake of severe NCAA sanctions taken against the university that were based on the conclusions of the Freeh report released earlier this month. It was sent this morning from Michelle Murosky, founder of the alumni group, to Karen Peetz, chairman of the Penn State board of trustees.
Maribeth Roman Schmidt, spokeswoman for Penn Staters for Responsible Stewardship, said its members want to see the letter of intent with the Freeh firm to see if it was the university's intent for the results of the investigation to be used by the NCAA or any other outside organization to take action against the university. She said group members have questioned the legality of the NCAA acting on the conclusions of the Freeh report rather than conducting its own investigation and that there are 40-some attorneys in Penn Staters for Responsible Stewardship who are researching the matter.
"It certainly does appear that Penn State groveled at the feet of the NCAA and said take this and punish us and do what you have to do just don't come investigating," Ms. Schmidt said.
The NCAA sanctions announced July 23 included a $60 million fine, four-year post-season ban and reduction of scholarships. The NCAA also stripped the football program of all of its victories from 1998-2011, which meant that Coach Joe Paterno, who died in January, lost his his claim to the all-time NCAA winning record.
Penn Staters for Responsible Stewardship has called since November for the removal of all trustees who were on the board that month when Paterno was abruptly fired and university president Graham Spanier resigned in the wake of the filing of criminal charges against Mr. Sandusky, the former assistant football coach who was convicted in June on 45 counts related to child sexual assault.
The group has been critical of the conclusions of the Freeh Report, which largely pointed the finger at Paterno, Mr. Spanier, former athletic director Tim Curley and retired vice president Gary Schultz for covering up reports of sexual abuse of young boys by Mr. Sandusky in 1998 and again in 2001.
Mr. Curley and Mr. Schultz have been charged with perjury for their grand jury testimony and failing to properly report suspected child abuse. Mr. Spanier has not been charged.
Ms. Schmidt said her group questions whether the Freeh firm was hand-picked by trustees "to justify the board's decisions in November and to keep the spotlight on the football program and we don't know that's where it belonged."
In addition to other proposals and the letter of intent, the alumni group is asking for the "means and methodology" used in the investigation and information on those who conducted the investigation, including any subcontractors hired.
Penn State spokesman David LaTorre did not have immediate comment on the request from Penn Staters for Responsible Stewardship. Thomas Davis, of Kekst and Company, a communications firm that represents the Freeh firm, declined comment.
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