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Paterno Dead at Age 85

Yahoo says the same thing per the AP.
 
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This kind of reminds me when Michael Jackson died.

There are people who, for whatever reason, choose to ignore the negative when someone dies. Never quite understood that.

Paterno admitted in the most recent interview he knew but "didn't know what to do." Thats vindication to those who blindly love Paterno because he coached a game. To me, it's inexcusable behavior for someone who has been lauded for being leader of men. I didn't know "passing the buck" were traits to be taught and admired.
 
Les Grossman said:
This kind of reminds me when Michael Jackson died.

There are people who, for whatever reason, choose to ignore the negative when someone dies. Never quite understood that.

Paterno admitted in the most recent interview he knew but "didn't know what to do." Thats vindication to those who blindly love Paterno because he coached a game. To me, it's inexcusable behavior for someone who has been lauded for being leader of men. I didn't know "passing the buck" were traits to be taught and admired.
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The cult of Penn State is serious business. I think we've all figured that out by now. Absolutely ludicrous.
 
TWDeac said:
It didn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that this was going to happen.

Can't wait for the calls for martyrdom to begin from the idiots in state college.
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Yeah exactly. I thought he'd be dead inside six months too....it wouldn't take Nostradamus to guess that one.
 
Les Grossman said:
This kind of reminds me when Michael Jackson died.

There are people who, for whatever reason, choose to ignore the negative when someone dies. Never quite understood that.

Paterno admitted in the most recent interview he knew but "didn't know what to do." Thats vindication to those who blindly love Paterno because he coached a game. To me, it's inexcusable behavior for someone who has been lauded for being leader of men. I didn't know "passing the buck" were traits to be taught and admired.
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actually no....he said something, to his boss, and to the police when asked about it....what he admitted was that looking back he should have done even more
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