OT: Joe Pa
This is one of the stranger sagas in recent memory: one week he becomes the all-time winningest football coach, then the next week gets fired. Was the scandal tabled until he got the record?
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Prior to reading Schalbach I had only been following the headlines... 46 years, 409 wins, and out asap. What a whirlwind.
What kind of civil suits and damages might Joe Pa face? Penn State? O-U-C-H.
How could there be this many failures?
~1998 investigation failed?
JoePa failes to call police directly in 2002?
Grad Assist didn't call police directly in 2002?
Grad Assist stays with team for nine more years, WTF?
Local DA Gricar closes his ~2002ish investigation? Then mysteriously disappears?
Interm coach interviewed for other jobs before this season stareted?
Early renewal deadline moved up to Nov 1?
State DA announces charges during 'bye' week and after win 409?
And who knows if there is more that isn't public?
And this is all supposed to be conincidence?
How could one Jerry Sandusky cause this much damage?
And if what Pitt radio guy Mark Madden says about Sandusky "pimping out young boys to rich donors" turns out to be true....then, wow, right of the scripts of Law & Order: SVU.