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Actually, I find that the more educated people I talk to about this situation see things similarly to the way I see them, because they've actually read up on the subject and gotten some factual information. The less educated, biased PSU haters just accept the sensationalized reporting by grandstanding media hacks.
Here's another account from someone who actually knows the man. Joe Pa's legacy is still intact to those who knew him...
They will calm down as PSU racks up more losses on the football field.
That's the most hillarious thing about it, most of the butt-hurt idiots that claim Joe Pa did nothing wrong aren't upset about anything but how it hurt their football team.
Just kind of wondering, why is Penn St. football televised (maybe even nationally televised) each week (so far)? They are unranked. They are now 0-2. They received the near death penalty in sanctions and will likely be a decade before they can recover. And their fans (not all of them, but most of them) have turned out to be really pathetic.
Why are networks interested in televising their games?
Just kind of wondering, why is Penn St. football televised (maybe even nationally televised) each week (so far)? They are unranked. They are now 0-2. They received the near death penalty in sanctions and will likely be a decade before they can recover. And their fans (not all of them, but most of them) have turned out to be really pathetic.
Why are networks interested in televising their games?
Just curious.
Their games are alway on espn usually. Big 10 gets most games on TV. PSU has one of larger fan bases.
But that would also punish the opponents already on their schedule.
Well, when we really get down to it, the whole punishment handed down to Penn State actually punishes the potential recruits still in high school who may have wanted to play at Penn State.
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