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12. Yes. Because if the coaches and administrators know there could be very serious consequences --

Sat Jan 17, 2015, 06:32 PM

Jan 2015

to them personally -- they would be less likely to be involved in the kind of cover-up Penn State was involved in.

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Does it matter? LittleBlue Jan 2015 #1

Consequences Aerows Jan 2015 #7

Paterno was an enabler. That's all he should get credit for. nt benz380 Jan 2015 #9

It's the fact that people involved turned a blind eye Blue_Tires Jan 2015 #20

nails it dembotoz Jan 2015 #2

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Nor am I.. thanks KO for speaking out. mahalo monmouth Cha Jan 2015 #4

He always does.. YvonneCa Jan 2015 #5

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