Joe Pa Should Resign Immediately

[flarendep1]

Morally bankrupt, these kids and Paterno, for that matter. I understand allowing due process take it's place, but this isn't a criminal issue with Paterno, it's a moral issue. He's a rock head coach. old school. He probably just only cared that he was out on the field coaching and passed the buck to his superior. Unfortunately, that inability to realize right from wrong and doing what was morally right, immediately, cost him his legacy. It's really a sad time in sports. Will go down as the Chicago Blacksox of this century....Guaranteed at the time he really didn't think about the ramifications of what was taking place. Sadly.

KAZ

Kaz,

Kinda reminded me of when Bill Clinton's morally bankrupt Democrat senate and house members walked down the street in lockstep support of the pervert in chief.

But, at least it was not a 10 year boy, Paterno and anyone who knew about this Sandusky sicko needs to go.

Kaz, let me add I agree with you that without the press, as annoying as they are, blew this thing up to where something has been done

[SUS]

Are you seriously comparing a grown man raping a 10 year old boy with a grown man getting a consensual hummer from a GROWN woman???

[flarendep1]

Are you seriously comparing a grown man raping a 10 year old boy with a grown man getting a consensual hummer from a GROWN woman???

Just busting Kaz's chop's a little, relax man. Just reminding him that how morally bankrupt the Clinton supporters were. I could imagine if Clinton were a Republican, the party would have ousted his ass whereas the Dem party supported him 100%. The comparison is valid in how the PSU supporters morals were pushed aside in order to support a powerful icon such as Paterno.

The "grown man" was the president who was married and in his 50's and the "grown Woman" was like 19.

[KazDog]

Kaz,

Kinda reminded me of when Bill Clinton's morally bankrupt Democrat senate and house members walked down the street in lockstep support of the pervert in chief.

But, at least it was not a 10 year boy, Paterno and anyone who knew about this Sandusky sicko needs to go.

Kaz, let me add I agree with you that without the press, as annoying as they are, blew this thing up to where something has been done

LMAO. You kill me man!....Only you Flare would compare a blowjob by a consenting adult to sodomizing 10 year old boys to emphasize your point. Need we go over the litany of Republican's caught with their pants down? Clinton paid for his transgressions and the media was relentless on him. As they have been on this. Those ignorant students were blaming the media for this.

KAZ

[Bill the Thrill]

Yahoo news just reported that 4 months ago Jo Pa sold his 500K house to his wife for $1.

[ravenmaniac]

Yahoo news just reported that 4 months ago Jo Pa sold his 500K house to his wife for $1.

I read that. Said the transaction occurred in July. His attorney said it was done for estate planning purposes. Bullshit, Joe Pa knew this was coming down and he was just trying to shield his assets in case he gets sued. Asshole

[ravenmaniac]

It's ironic. The Penn State admiunistration has been trying to get Joe Pa to resign for years and he get flipping them off. In doing so he really fucked up his legacy. Had he retired 10 years ago he wouldn't have been implicated in the sandusky mess. Be careful what you wish for because you may get it.

[Spark]

Review: Joe Paterno in line for pension

HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Former Penn State football coach Joe Paterno's long service at the university theoretically puts him in line for a pension of more than $500,000 a year, according to an Associated Press analysis of state public pension records.

Paterno's pension records obtained Tuesday from the State Employees' Retirement System credit him with more than 60 years in the system. The formula used to determine benefits makes him eligible for a pension equal to 100 percent of the average of his three highest-salary years.

His pay rose from $541,000 to $568,000 over the past three full calendar years.

When Paterno retires, he will have to make a set of choices to determine his pension, including whether to designate a survivor to receive benefits after he dies and whether to obtain a one-time, lump-sum payment of his own contributions.

State Employees' Retirement System spokeswoman Pamela Hile said Internal Revenue Code and Retirement Code benefit limits may also apply, so the agency does not issue estimated pension benefits ahead of time. There also is a long-service supplement that could boost Paterno to 110 percent of his final average salary.

A 2006 report on Pennsylvania state pensions said the largest pension at that time within SERS was $254,000, being collected by a Penn State surgery professor who had withdrawn a $554,000 lump sum.

The New York Times also reported Tuesday night that Paterno transferred full ownership of his house to his wife, Sue, for $1 in July. The couple had previously held joint ownership of the house. Paterno's attorney Wick Sollers told the paper in an e-mail that the transfer had nothing to do with the scandal but was part of an ongoing "multiyear estate planning program."

In other developments Tuesday, ousted Penn State University president Graham Spanier resigned from the board at U.S. Steel. And the Department of Defense accepted his resignation from the board of advisers of the Naval Postgraduate School.

Spanier had been a member of the Pittsburgh-based steelmaker's board of directors since 2008.

Paterno, 84, lost his job as head football coach last week after his onetime top assistant Jerry Sandusky was charged with sexually abusing boys, including some on campus, for more than 15 years.

Paterno has not been charged with any crime, and state prosecutors have said he is not a target. But he has come under criticism for how he responded when a graduate assistant said he saw Sandusky sexually attacking a boy in the football team locker room shower. A grand jury report said Paterno contacted the athletic director but did not go to police, and he has said he wishes he had done more.

Sandusky has denied the allegations against him, acknowledging he showered with young boys and hugged them but saying his behavior was nothing more than horseplay. He told NBC News' "Rock Center" on Monday that he is not a pedophile but should not have showered with the boys he's charged with sexually assaulting.

The retirement system also confirmed Tuesday that Sandusky collects a $59,000 annual pension and withdrew $148,000 upon retirement.





http://espn.go.com/college-football/...cording-review

[Spark]

[BettorsChat]

There goes Paterno legacy! I guess the true colors came out. Wouldn't be surprised if his Lawyers state that he has Dementia.

Sandusky needs the shit kicked out of him by all of those boys that he raped. It should be televised too.

[vols fan]

There goes Paterno legacy! I guess the true colors came out. Wouldn't be surprised if his Lawyers state that he has Dementia.

Sandusky needs the shit kicked out of him by all of those boys that he raped. It should be televised too.

Did you just now hear about this?

[flarendep1]

Monte came out of his time warp Vols

[vols fan]

Monte came out of his time warp Vols

Breaking news:

JFK was killed today in Dallas Texas!!!

Signed,
Monte