The brief claims that the original case's complaint was not against the revocation of the chapter's university recognition as stated by the dismissal, but instead Penn State's attempt to "force the sale of the private property" that currently hosts the fraternity house.
HBO released a teaser trailer for Penn State's episode of "24/7 College Football" before it airs at 10 p.m. Wednesday.
"Let this be one of the many examples to us that in the year 2019, people of different cultures, religions, and ethnicities are still being discriminated against and it needs to stop."
Skerda replaces Judge John Foradora, who removed himself from the case last month following an "unspecified recent action by the state attorney general's office."
"Jonathan Sutherland is a model football player. I’m pretty sure whoever wrote that letter -- if they met Jonathan Sutherland, they’d want their kid to be like him."
"The football that I know and love brings people together and embraces differences. It embraces differences. Black, white, brown -- Catholic, Jewish, or Muslim. Rich or poor, rural or urban, Republican or Democrat. Long hair, short hair, no hair -- they're all in that locker room together. Teams all over this country are the purest form of humanity that we have. We don't judge -- we embrace differences."