The best way to break from their scandal-plagued record was to hire a coach with absolutely no ties to the man who headed the program for almost half a century.
— KARL ROMINGER, attorney on Jerry Sandusky’s defense team, suggesting to ABC a possible defense for former assistant coach who’s admitted to showering with young boys. Sandusky’s been charged with more than 40 counts of sex abuse.
The day in court ended after two minutes, as the former Penn State coach waived his preliminary hearing. What does it mean for the future of the case?
If convicted, the disgraced coach faces nearly a century in prison.
With the Sandusky preliminary hearings about to bring the scandal back into the spotlight, don’t expect much joy in Happy Valley.
The former Penn State defensive coordinator has gone on the record again, this time in a sit-down interview with the New York Times, carefully patrolled by his lawyer, Joseph Amendola.
In this week’s issue of TIME, we explore the insular nature of college campuses — and how “Happy Valley” stays happy amid scandal.
The child molestation case against longtime Syracuse University assistant coach Bernie Fine recently took a shocking turn.
The statement comes in response to an e-mail Mike McQueary allegedly sent, claiming he did go to the police with what he witnessed.
Mike McQueary said in an e-mail that he stopped the rape of a 10-year-old boy and went to law enforcement.
