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I know that we're focusing on the wins erased and how they affect the players, but what about the trust and friendship that they had with JoePa, Sandusky, and the rest of the staff involved? They must feel betrayed in some way. Coaches are regularly looked at as role models, how do you think that weighs on their hearts? As we've said, they gave their blood, sweat, and tears.. for men who were tarnishing their reputation year after year.

But these are the times that show true fanhood. I hope Penn State fans stay strong. I don't think this will kill their program. USC easily survived their punishment. From what I've seen, PSU fans are as loyal as they come, so through time.. they'll be back in the driver seat.

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DonovanMcnabb for H.O.F, on 23 July 2012 - 12:26 PM, said:

I think the NCAA just don't want JoePa to be a figure head in college football anymore. Attempting to erase his name from the record books.

That and from 98' til present he knew what was going on. I didnt agree with everything. Now if im missing any info please lemme know after i reply. JP wasnt the only one who knew. If they wanted to punish those responsible they should of done that. Starting with school officals who helped cover it up, janitors who knew, players, coaches ETC. JP was the big scapegoat here. Im not defending him in his actions of not doing something more but he got the big hit bcuz hes dead. Everyone who knew about it should be fired and never allowed to work at college/any programs ever. Anytime u put a crime as bad as this on someones history, it will fuck them up on getting a job anywhere lol.

Something going on that long that big, others knew about it. Specially when JP told officals about it. Supposedly anyways, if anyone wants to correct me on what the actual report says feel free. Reminds me of what one of my teachers used to say to us. One person ruins it for everybody.