On Tuesday, US District Judge Yvette Kane ruled that oral arguments for the NCAA's motion to dismiss will begin on May 1. The governing body of college sports argues that the Commonwealth's lawsuit to overturn sanctions on the Nittany Lions football program is without merit.
Penn Staters for Responsible Stewardship have called for Penn State to release documents surrounding the NCAA sanctions to prove that the death penalty was really on the table.
Everyone knows Paul Suhey has a tough task ahead of him if he wants to win reelection to the Board of Trustees. A letter released today signed by 11 former Penn State football lettermen -- including Franco Harris, Todd Blackledge, Michael Robinson, and Lydell Mitchell -- calls out Suhey specifically, and urges fellow lettermen to not vote for him in the upcoming Board of Trustees election.
Bob Costas is taking another look at the Freeh Report. When he first commented on it last July, he had only read summaries of the document, and not the 267-page report itself. Now, in order to give the report and its assertions a fuller look, Costas is going to host a program, "a further examination of this issue in a month or two" on NBC discussing the issues in more detail.
One of our editors has recently been turned off by John Ziegler's reckless search for the truth.
Jerry Sandusky's voice aired briefly on national TV this morning, for the first time since his conviction in June 2012. John Ziegler, filmmaker and the force behind Framing Paterno, appeared on the Today Show to discuss and air clips from his interview with Sandusky from prison.