Jerry Sandusky

A state judge has ordered Jerry Sandusky be taken to a central Pennsylvania courtroom next month for resentencing on his 45-count child sexual abuse conviction, six months after an appeals court ruled mandatory minimums had been improperly applied.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — The wife of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky says she "definitely" believes her husband is innocent despite his conviction of the sexual abuse of 10 boys.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Lawyers say 19 young men have settled with Penn State over claims of abuse by former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky. The attorneys confirmed the settlements to The Associated Press, saying many if not all of them have received checks from the university...

Welcome to another addition of 'Icetime' with Brandon Cohn.  Today's topics include the NCAA's penalties imposed on Penn State,  the Yankees acquisition of Ichiro Suzuki, and Team USA.  My thanks to everyone for listening.  You can email me at bcohn@krod...

Jerry Sandusky is allegedly under suicide watch in jail as he awaits sentencing for his crimes. They didn't get him on all 48 counts, but he'll spend the rest of his life behind bars. We hear inmates serenaded Jerry with Pink Floyd's "The Wall". ('Hey, teacher!...') But if one of his victims were to serenade him, it might sound something like this...

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.

"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."

Have you ever asked yourself the question, how will people remember me when I am gone?  Each and everyone of us will be remembered by our accomplishments in our lives.  More importantly, our lives should be looked at in the aspect of how many other people's lives we had an impact on during our time here on this Earth.