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Post by snap infraction on Nov 6, 2014 9:10:16 GMT -5
this is going to get good. with the consent decree trial between PA and the NCAA set to begin in January (all of the NCAA's efforts to delay have been emphatically rejected), psu and the ncaa are now going to turn on each other and blame the other side for all the awful decisions made in the summer of 2012. Penn State, who up until yesterday, took the strategy of throwing recently deceased Joe Paterno behind a bus and repeatedly run him over until everybody stopped paying attention. But yesterday, for the first time, they showed signs of fighting for the school. they had a bit of a testy response to the e-mails released by the NCAA. collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/11/05/penn-state-officials-deeply-disturbed-by-ncaa-emails/“We find it deeply disturbing that NCAA officials in leadership positions would consider bluffing one of their member institutions, Penn State, to accept sanctions outside of their normal investigative and enforcement process,” according to the statement by Barron and Chairman of the Board of Trustees Keith Masser. The statement released Tuesday evening was signed by both. “We are considering our options,” the statement from Barron continues. “It is important to understand, however, that Penn State is in the midst of a number of legal and civil cases associated with these matters … Penn State’s commitment to the fight against child abuse and to the implementation of best practice governance, ethics and compliance programs and policies remains steadfast.” Popcorn is ready. |
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Post by daleko on Nov 6, 2014 12:59:11 GMT -5
this is going to get good. with the consent decree trial between PA and the NCAA set to begin in January (all of the NCAA's efforts to delay have been emphatically rejected), psu and the ncaa are now going to turn on each other and blame the other side for all the awful decisions made in the summer of 2012. Penn State, who up until yesterday, took the strategy of throwing recently deceased Joe Paterno behind a bus and repeatedly run him over until everybody stopped paying attention. But yesterday, for the first time, they showed signs of fighting for the school. they had a bit of a testy response to the e-mails released by the NCAA. collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/11/05/penn-state-officials-deeply-disturbed-by-ncaa-emails/“We find it deeply disturbing that NCAA officials in leadership positions would consider bluffing one of their member institutions, Penn State, to accept sanctions outside of their normal investigative and enforcement process,” according to the statement by Barron and Chairman of the Board of Trustees Keith Masser. The statement released Tuesday evening was signed by both. “We are considering our options,” the statement from Barron continues. “It is important to understand, however, that Penn State is in the midst of a number of legal and civil cases associated with these matters … Penn State’s commitment to the fight against child abuse and to the implementation of best practice governance, ethics and compliance programs and policies remains steadfast.” Popcorn is ready. |
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Post by snap infraction on Nov 6, 2014 15:25:47 GMT -5
this is going to get good. with the consent decree trial between PA and the NCAA set to begin in January (all of the NCAA's efforts to delay have been emphatically rejected), psu and the ncaa are now going to turn on each other and blame the other side for all the awful decisions made in the summer of 2012. Penn State, who up until yesterday, took the strategy of throwing recently deceased Joe Paterno behind a bus and repeatedly run him over until everybody stopped paying attention. But yesterday, for the first time, they showed signs of fighting for the school. they had a bit of a testy response to the e-mails released by the NCAA. collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/11/05/penn-state-officials-deeply-disturbed-by-ncaa-emails/“We find it deeply disturbing that NCAA officials in leadership positions would consider bluffing one of their member institutions, Penn State, to accept sanctions outside of their normal investigative and enforcement process,” according to the statement by Barron and Chairman of the Board of Trustees Keith Masser. The statement released Tuesday evening was signed by both. “We are considering our options,” the statement from Barron continues. “It is important to understand, however, that Penn State is in the midst of a number of legal and civil cases associated with these matters … Penn State’s commitment to the fight against child abuse and to the implementation of best practice governance, ethics and compliance programs and policies remains steadfast.” Popcorn is ready. no trial date has been set b/c a judge is still deciding whether or not to allow testimony from the prosecutions key witness. |
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Post by daleko on Nov 7, 2014 15:23:06 GMT -5
What ever became of Spanier's, Schultz's and Curley's trials? no trial date has been set b/c a judge is still deciding whether or not to allow testimony from the prosecutions key witness. Thanks |
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Post by mscott59 on Nov 9, 2014 20:25:33 GMT -5
this is going to get good. with the consent decree trial between PA and the NCAA set to begin in January (all of the NCAA's efforts to delay have been emphatically rejected), psu and the ncaa are now going to turn on each other and blame the other side for all the awful decisions made in the summer of 2012. Penn State, who up until yesterday, took the strategy of throwing recently deceased Joe Paterno behind a bus and repeatedly run him over until everybody stopped paying attention. But yesterday, for the first time, they showed signs of fighting for the school. they had a bit of a testy response to the e-mails released by the NCAA. collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/11/05/penn-state-officials-deeply-disturbed-by-ncaa-emails/“We find it deeply disturbing that NCAA officials in leadership positions would consider bluffing one of their member institutions, Penn State, to accept sanctions outside of their normal investigative and enforcement process,” according to the statement by Barron and Chairman of the Board of Trustees Keith Masser. The statement released Tuesday evening was signed by both. “We are considering our options,” the statement from Barron continues. “It is important to understand, however, that Penn State is in the midst of a number of legal and civil cases associated with these matters … Penn State’s commitment to the fight against child abuse and to the implementation of best practice governance, ethics and compliance programs and policies remains steadfast.” Popcorn is ready. No surprise on psu's pr strategy, that's for sure. Saying 'they made us do it!' makes a much better impression for the home folks than 'we agreed with them and with the consequences'. Mark Scott Tosu 81 |
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Post by snap infraction on Nov 10, 2014 9:20:46 GMT -5
this is going to get good. with the consent decree trial between PA and the NCAA set to begin in January (all of the NCAA's efforts to delay have been emphatically rejected), psu and the ncaa are now going to turn on each other and blame the other side for all the awful decisions made in the summer of 2012. Penn State, who up until yesterday, took the strategy of throwing recently deceased Joe Paterno behind a bus and repeatedly run him over until everybody stopped paying attention. But yesterday, for the first time, they showed signs of fighting for the school. they had a bit of a testy response to the e-mails released by the NCAA. collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/11/05/penn-state-officials-deeply-disturbed-by-ncaa-emails/“We find it deeply disturbing that NCAA officials in leadership positions would consider bluffing one of their member institutions, Penn State, to accept sanctions outside of their normal investigative and enforcement process,” according to the statement by Barron and Chairman of the Board of Trustees Keith Masser. The statement released Tuesday evening was signed by both. “We are considering our options,” the statement from Barron continues. “It is important to understand, however, that Penn State is in the midst of a number of legal and civil cases associated with these matters … Penn State’s commitment to the fight against child abuse and to the implementation of best practice governance, ethics and compliance programs and policies remains steadfast.” Popcorn is ready. No surprise on psu's pr strategy, that's for sure. Saying 'they made us do it!' makes a much better impression for the home folks than 'we agreed with them and with the consequences'. Mark Scott Tosu 81 well this would be the first time since the scandal that the psu leaders have considered the feelings of the university instead of the usual cowardly corporate pr strategy. |
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Post by oujour76 on Nov 10, 2014 10:07:46 GMT -5
No surprise on psu's pr strategy, that's for sure. Saying 'they made us do it!' makes a much better impression for the home folks than 'we agreed with them and with the consequences'. Mark Scott Tosu 81 well this would be the first time since the scandal that the psu leaders have considered the feelings of the university instead of the usual cowardly corporate pr strategy.
The "cowardly, corporate PR strategy" is the same one that Penn State used from the get go....well before the scandal broke. One big reason that Sandusky got away with things for so long is because the powers that be were protecting the corporation. |
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Post by mscott59 on Nov 10, 2014 11:38:49 GMT -5
well this would be the first time since the scandal that the psu leaders have considered the feelings of the university instead of the usual cowardly corporate pr strategy.
The "cowardly, corporate PR strategy" is the same one that Penn State used from the get go....well before the scandal broke. One big reason that Sandusky got away with things for so long is because the powers that be were protecting the corporation. sssshhhhh. that was then, this is now.  mark scott tosu 81 |
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Post by snap infraction on Nov 10, 2014 11:53:13 GMT -5
well this would be the first time since the scandal that the psu leaders have considered the feelings of the university instead of the usual cowardly corporate pr strategy.
The "cowardly, corporate PR strategy" is the same one that Penn State used from the get go....well before the scandal broke. One big reason that Sandusky got away with things for so long is because the powers that be were protecting the corporation. does this apply to the second mile, child protection services, the local state college police, the department of youth and family services and other agencies that allowed jerry to adopt children at will? |
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Post by oujour76 on Nov 10, 2014 12:25:41 GMT -5
The "cowardly, corporate PR strategy" is the same one that Penn State used from the get go....well before the scandal broke. One big reason that Sandusky got away with things for so long is because the powers that be were protecting the corporation. does this apply to the second mile, child protection services, the local state college police, the department of youth and family services and other agencies that allowed jerry to adopt children at will?
Local police--Yes.
Youth and Family Services--Not sure.
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Post by snap infraction on Nov 10, 2014 14:54:40 GMT -5
does this apply to the second mile, child protection services, the local state college police, the department of youth and family services and other agencies that allowed jerry to adopt children at will?
Local police--Yes.
Youth and Family Services--Not sure.
seems strange that all these people working with altruistic organizations care more about covering themselves than innocent children. |
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Post by oujour76 on Nov 10, 2014 17:48:29 GMT -5
Second Mile--Yes.
Local police--Yes.
Youth and Family Services--Not sure.
seems strange that all these people working with altruistic organizations care more about covering themselves than innocent children. |
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Post by daleko on Nov 10, 2014 23:50:34 GMT -5
seems strange that all these people working with altruistic organizations care more about covering themselves than innocent children.
As you age it will seem less strange. |
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Post by mscott59 on Nov 11, 2014 9:37:22 GMT -5
Second Mile--Yes.
Local police--Yes.
Youth and Family Services--Not sure.
seems strange that all these people working with altruistic organizations care more about covering themselves than innocent children. you mean psu? mark scott tosu 81 |
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Post by snap infraction on Nov 11, 2014 10:12:11 GMT -5
seems strange that all these people working with altruistic organizations care more about covering themselves than innocent children. organizations w/ stated selfless objectives, maybe i used the wrong word. |
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