Friday, July 13, 2012
If Penn State is serious, shut down football now – Christine Brennan - USATODAY.com -- Early in his damning report on the reprehensible behavior of Joe Paterno and other Penn State officials, Louis Freeh writes: "It is up to the entire University community — students, faculty, staff, alumni, the Board and the administration — to undertake a thorough and honest review of its culture." - That starts with shutting down the football program, at least for a year, perhaps longer — right now.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
University football coach's daughter 'beat sorority sister so badly that she needed reconstructive surgery after fight over Facebook post' | Mail Online - One sorority sister was being sued by another after a confrontation over a boyfriend led to a vicious, bloody cat fight with the girls repeatedly punching each other in the head and tearing out hair, according to court documents. - Kristin Saban, daughter of legendary University of Alabama football coach Nick Saban, was being sued for $10,000 by fellow Phi Mu sister Sarah Grimes, who claims the two attacked each other over a Facebook post following a night of drinking games.
Institutional control? Report shows tragic result of Coach as King culture - CBSSports.com / Bruce Feldman - Thursday morning's release of the Freeh Report was about Jerry Sandusky, but in reality, it was about so much more and something a lot bigger. It was about the warped culture of Penn State football and how its king, Joe Paterno, dominated a university and the tragic repercussions that occurred because of it.
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