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I sinecerly mean no offense to any Christians on the board - but my feeling is Joe has devoted a lifetime of giving to PSU - 100s of millions have flowed into that University because of him, he gave time and money to countless charitable organizations not to mention the thousands of lives he changed and inspired. And in his greatest moment trial and adversity Penn State abandons him so he can be crucified for the sins of others. The BOT of PSU is comprised of nothing but a bunch of Judases. And I've got news for them - this will not satiate the media jackals - they want more blood and your now fresh out of bodies to throw them - guess who they will focus on next. As some stated, a phone call after you never he spoke to the man to hear his side? Cowardly. As appoo said - and I'm sure this applies to many of us - our memories of Penn State and Joe are intertwined with memories of our fathers and grandfathers as we watched games with them. And I'm sure for many of us Joe serves as a surrogate father figure - an ideal and moral figure of who we want to become and aspire to be as a man. I know he may not have acted perfectly in the situation but is there no loyalty to a man who has given so much to the Penn State community? Would any of us stand by and watch our fathers drawn and quartered because one time "he did not do enough" to get others to do what they should have done? My buddies have a term for your closest most trusted friends "foxhole friends" - meaning if you were in combat who would you want in the foxhole with you - who could you trust in the worst of situations - I'd take Joe a 100 times over any coward on the BOT. Unless further information arises making him more complicit in these events this is flat out wrong.

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