Pretty fascinating read about another Penn State troublemaker...

[SuperBigFan]

Actually you're missing the point of the story. The media is hammering us with this on a daily basis....not because they really care about women more than the rest of us do. They want us to believe that they're good and we're bad....but it's all politics. It all political/social propaganda.

Yeah...so...PSU is not that huge of a brand where ESPN is sitting around thinking of ways to hammer your team.

This is a story about a horrible person on the PSU campus...not about PSU

 

[TheWayITellEm]

This is a story about a horrible person on the PSU campus...not about PSU

I quit even glancing at my local newspaper or any similar websites. But they ran similar stories every week. This isn't only about a horrible person at Penn State.

 

[SuperBigFan]

I quit even glancing at my local newspaper or any similar websites. But they ran similar stories every week. This isn't only about a horrible person at Penn State.

Bro, I get it. You are a PSU fan so you think everyone in the media is out to get your team. We do the same **** here.

It just so happens that story is about a dude that raped and kills AND was on the PSU football team and terrorized girls on campus.

It ain't a hit piece on PSU. It is just reporting what happened.

A hit piece might be about recruiting scandals or a grades being changed. Not girls getting raped and killed.

 

[PCastro]

Yes, Paterno ran a criminal program.

But ESPN is lying when they say that police, hospital workers, and America in general doesn't care if women are raped. My local newspaper prints the same trash propaganda on a daily basis. "She had no one to turn to..." is a favorite way of theirs to start the article.

Great call. That general angle across so many different topics is so old and tired …

 

[Huskerfan2112]

I quit even glancing at my local newspaper or any similar websites. But they ran similar stories every week. This isn't only about a horrible person at Penn State.

Just so I am clear here, should media spend more or less time discussing pedophilia cases tied to major college football programs in the big 10? Or does that narrative somehow offend you as well?

 

[bmb81664]

This actually made sense to you when you typed it? Joe, if the allegations were factual, tried to interfere with the trial by telling another player if he testified on behalf of the defendant that he would be removed from the team. That allegation, if true, is tampering. Joe demonstrated that he was not supporting the defendant. He in fact was supporting the female student.

Jack Stark got in trouble for telling Willie Miller I think not to testify on someone's behalf. Like you said, it is tampering.