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| 12 weeks 5 days ago | This is a more coherent |
This is a more coherent statement than what was in yahoo (at least as above). UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State received a subpoena on Feb. 2 from the U.S. attorney for the Middle District of Pennsylvania requesting certain information from 1998 to the present about Penn State, Graham Spanier, Tim Curley, Gary Schultz, Jerry Sandusky and the Second Mile organization, as well as any records of any payments by Board of Trustees members to the University or to third parties on the University's behalf. The subpoena also seeks reporting requirements of employers and staff relating to allegations of misconduct by staff or individuals associated with the University. The subpoena also seeks the preservation of emails, computer histories, and hard drives. Because of the volume of information requested, the U.S Attorney Peter Smith has extended the original Feb. 29 deadline for compliance. I wonder how much the feds are really interested, as opposed to placing a little more pressure on Sandusky to plead guilty. He knows he will bring a shitstorm on the university of no comparison if proofs are put on the record about how much the university knew and when it knew it in comparison to how long he was permitted to use the facillities. |
| 12 weeks 5 days ago | Board members of Sandusky's |
Board members of Sandusky's charity, or the PSU trustees? There is a very big difference. I can't see why trustees would be paying money to PSU on behalf of PSU . . . Most likely, they are connecting dots between the administration, Paterno, et al and Sandusky. From there, they may try to show a "cover-up", and prior knowledge of Sandusky's abuse while still providing Sandusky access to kids at the school facilities. From what I recall, this was pretty clearly the case from newspaper reports. |
| 12 weeks 5 days ago | My thought is this kid looks |
My thought is this kid looks legit and bring him on. Good pocket awareness and movement. Looks accurate from highlights. Decent arm. And he can see everthing on the field at 6'4". I like it! |
| 13 weeks 2 days ago | Rawls and Thomas are both |
Rawls and Thomas are both brusing style backs that can carry the ball alot, right? They seem, at least to me, to the be the likely successors to Fitz (at least at this point). |
| 14 weeks 1 day ago | One would imagine that if he |
One would imagine that if he intended to play college ball in Texas he probably would have found a way to stay down there another year. If you wanted to attend school her, you might well come back and try to enroll early. |
| 16 weeks 11 hours ago | While I wouldn't hold your |
While I wouldn't hold your breath, Diggs is not out of the question. Madaris will be an interesting one to watch. Could end up at State, Ohio, or A2. I'd bet on A2 at this point. |
| 16 weeks 1 day ago | Yes, that would seem the |
Yes, that would seem the likely candidate. |
| 16 weeks 6 days ago | Yes. The reason he hasn't |
Yes. The reason he hasn't already committed to M is that we have already obtained commitments from some very very good OL. Instead of backing down from that potential competition, Diamond should choose the school he's always been a fan of. The competition will make him a better player in the long run, even if it means he doesn't start until his Junior year. |
| 17 weeks 2 days ago | Normally, I think your |
Normally, I think your comments, even if I don't agree with them, are insightful. I think you're missing the boat here, on several grouds. First, Perception is Reality Ohly to those Who Perceive It. Lloyd Carr doesn't care what you, or anyone else on this board, perceive. He knows, and he is correct, that he has given tremendous effort, time, hard work, sweat, sleepless nights, family sacrifices, etc., etc., etc. to Michigan (the football team, athletic department and University). LC was, and is, the definition of professional. He was and is a statesman for the University. As pointed out astutely by Fuzzy, LC would never hire a PR firm. Unlike other, such as RR who was overly concerned about what people thought of him, LC might care, but probably not very much, and to the extent he does care would never, ever, speak publicly about it if he thought it might injure the University, the football program, or a coach (even RR now that he is gone). And, while LC will not criticize you, or others like you who judge on incomplete and mistaken facts, perceptions and conclusions, some of us here will take that up in his name. To some of us not concerned with PR, or newspaper quotes, or openness of the program to the media (I still remember how enthralled Brian was with RR's first days and how much was access was given --- kinda' backfired, that one, huh, guys?) but instead with how the program functions, putting a winning team on the field who we enjoy following and postiviely impacts young men. These things are not always perceived by Mgosoftball or posters on this board or newspapers. Under, LC, however, it was reality, even if you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears. |
| 17 weeks 3 days ago | Uhhh. We have a coach who's |
Uhhh. We have a coach who's gonna be around awhile. Yaknow? |
