penn state

We’ve had over 24 hours to digest the Freeh report, and if you were on the  fence about joe paterno and his legacy, it’s now pretty hard to view the Sandusky case as little more than a footnote in an otherwise brilliant and inspiring career

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As news broke on Thursday about a report on the sex abuse scandal that’s rocked Penn State, those on the university campus who gathered around TVs in the student center to watch the announcement found they weren’t able to — because those televisions suddenly switched to a public access channel instead.

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Just when you thought you knew everything about the Jerry Sandusky scandal at Penn State, more information has come out. Things don’t look good for Penn State.

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A big thanks to Mike Gill, host of The Sports Bash, on 97.3 ESPN South Jersey for coming on Sports Talk today.

Gill spoke about the latest news out of Penn St. and what the people in the area are thinking and saying about it

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An investigation into the Penn State child sex-abuse scandal involving former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky has revealed that legendary head coach Joe Paterno and other university leaders “repeatedly concealed critical facts” that could have stopped the abuse long before it was made public.

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The game is finally over for former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky. Tonight, a jury in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania found the 68-year old guilty on 45 of 48 counts in his child sexual abuse trial.

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This report from Pittsburgh's KDKA-TV is explosive.

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New York Mets' pitcher R.A. Dickey is a pretty nondescript professional athlete.  His stuff was average at best, and he was on his way out of the game until he developed a solid knuckle ball in 2005

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A year ago, it seemed inevitable that Penn State would eventually name its football stadium after legendary coach Joe Paterno.

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"ESPN staged a college sports morals summit. Paterno and Mike Krzyzewski agreed to star. ESPN cast the pair as The Men Who Did Things The Right Way, as if the right way could be found in the twists, turns and trapdoors of an NCAA rules manual."

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