Longtime Penn State trustee Alvin Clemens has released a statement calling for Penn State to reexamine the findings in the Freeh report. Trustee Clemens spoke up at the last board meeting in favor of Joe Paterno, and has served on the Board of Trustees since 1995.
With only four days to go, the spirit of THON is in the air, and one coach is taking it upon himself to make a difference.
This morning on B94.5, Coach Patrick Chambers pledged $10 to THON for every student who attends the basketball Thursday night against Iowa.
If you're planning to get drunk on State Patty's Day, are under the age of 21, and would prefer not to spend the night in prison, you might be in for a rough time.
Police will be exercising different procedures during the pseudo-holiday this year, some of which were introduced in the student leader State Patty's Day video released today.
Penn State football in Ireland? Sounds good to me. Bill O'Brien told Bob Flounders this weekend that a trip to Ireland for the Penn State football team is in the works.
But to be serious, Wick Sollers, the Paterno family lawyer, issued the follow statement on Louis Freeh's response to the Paterno investigative report unveiled today. Sollers addresses the contradictory claim that Freeh made about Paterno refusing to be interviewed, which we pointed out earlier. The statement can be found below in full: