This. So, so, so much this. I can't even bring myself to read it honestly. And I have to disagree with Phil, 100%. It doesn't matter if he did what he "legally" needed to do. The fact of the matter is that he's a COACH. Being a coach means going beyond the normal duties of some regular boss. You're a mentor to young men. And with that territory comes the moral responsibility to protect young people from situations EXACTLY LIKE THIS, at all cost. Beyond your moral responsibility as a mentor to young people, it's your responsibility as a human being to do whatever you can to stop something like this from happening.
I'm 23 years old, I don't have kids, I admittedly don't even have that many real responsibilities in life yet. This though, this makes me sick. I've always admired JoePa, but the bottom line is that he allowed children to be taken advantage of in unimaginable ways. And for that he should rot.
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Color me shocked, disappointed in Penn State as an organization, and disgusted.