Exactly. That is what I don’t understand. How anyone would willingly choose that college and become part of a giant contingent of alumni that defend the people and the culture that protected a child predator just so they could go on winning football games?
Because it’s my belief that 99% of the PSU alumni condemn the culture you speak of and the people that perpetrated it.
I believe 99% of them are hard working, donating to causes, first responders, volunteers and good people trying to raise families.
That’s just my opinion of the many PSU grads, including some of my immediate family that I’ve met.
Obviously you’ve had a different experience with PSU graduates.
Judging their alumni by loud mouth PSU football fans that our season ticket holders are dumb enough to sell their tickets to is wrong IMO.
However, if it’s your experience the PSU alums you’ve met defend the people and the culture that allowed those crimes, I can’t argue with you.
I’m happy to say I haven’t met any like that.