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Joe Paterno is being vilified by some. But the more reasonable thinkers are seeing it the way it is.
He is to be held to the standard that HE places on himself and that HE places on his students. Even some of his former players and students who loved him to death have said so.
He should not be criminaly prosecuted but his firing was absolutely justified. Yes, even after a long and distinguished carreer. In some states he broke the law. Maybe not in Penn. but it's not living up to his own standards to not act considering the crimes commited.
Nobody is trying to give the perpetrator a pass. And McQueary shold be criminaly prosecuted. It's sickening he'd let that go.
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