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Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky leaves the Centre County Courthouse after being sentenced in his child sex abuse case on October 9, 2012 in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. Sandusky was sentenced to at least 30 years and not more that 60 years in prison for his conviction in June on 45 counts of child sexual abuse, including while he was the defensive coordinator for the Penn State college football team. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Jerry Sandusky Speaks; Paterno Family Rails Against ‘Self-Serving’ Interview

Sandusky said in interview excerpts broadcast Monday that a key witness against him misinterpreted him showering with a young boy in Penn State football team facilities more than a decade ago.

2013/03/25

Jerry Sandusky Grants First Interview Since Sex Abuse Conviction

Sandusky is expected to give his account of the encounters that landed him in prison and discuss former boss Joe Paterno.

2013/03/22

Ex-Penn State President Graham Spanier Charged In Sandusky Case

Former Penn State President Graham Spanier was charged Thursday with hushing up child molestation allegations against Jerry Sandusky, making him the third school official to be accused of crimes in the alleged cover-up.

2012/11/01

Al Pacino (credit: ALBERTO PIZZOLI/AFP/Getty Images), Joe Paterno (credit: Rob Carr/Getty Images)

Pacino As Paterno? Film Based On JoePa, PSU Scandal Reportedly Being Shopped

Al Pacino, best known for his roles in Scarface and the Godfather series, is set to play Joe Paterno in a movie being shopped around Hollywood, according to Deadline.com.

2012/09/10

Penn State player leaves team meeting (credit: Patrick Smith/Getty Images) after sanctions are handed down by NCAA President Mark Emmert. (credit: Joe Robbins/Getty Images)

Penn State President: Nittany Lions Faced 4-Year ‘Death Penalty’

Penn State’s trustees may not like the NCAA’s unprecedented sanctions against the university’s football program, but they say the alternative — the so-called “death penalty” — would have been worse.

2012/07/26

Keidel: Nittany Liars

Even with all that has been unearthed regarding the Penn State scandal, it is alarming to think that there are still many people throughout the country who are saddened and perplexed by the sanctions handed down by the NCAA

2012/07/25

Silverman: Harsh Penn State Penalties Simply Not Enough

Many won’t understand the nuances of scholarship reductions, bowl bans and removing victories. The only thing they’ll see is that Penn State will be playing football this upcoming season.

2012/07/23

A man stares at the site where the statue of former Penn State University football coach Joe Paterno once stood outside Beaver Stadium. (credit: Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

NCAA Hits Penn State With 4-Year Bowl Ban, Vacates Wins From 1998-2011

With his statue no longer outside Beaver Stadium, late Penn State coach Joe Paterno has been dropped from his perch atop the Division I record books.

2012/07/23

Keidel: Statues, Sanctions And Statutes; NCAA Must Level Penn State Football

If the NCAA is sincere – and that can always be questioned – then the hammer must double as a guillotine, gutting Penn State football forever, or at least the contemporary equivalent.

2012/07/23

Conflicting Reports Surface On Future Of Paterno Statue At Penn State

It seems the fate of Joe Paterno’s statue at Penn State has been sealed. Or has it?

2012/07/20

Anti-Paterno Banner Flies Over Penn State: ‘Take The Statue Down Or We Will’

A company that’s towing a banner over Penn State demanding the removal of a Joe Paterno statue has a history of controversy, according to aviation records.

2012/07/18

Legacy In Tatters? Joe Paterno Tarnished By Freeh Report, But Supporters Remain

Some are calling for PSU to receive the NCAA’s “death penalty,” while others want the statue of Paterno in front of Beaver Stadium to be taken down at once.

2012/07/13

Freeh Report: Paterno, Penn State Officials Hid ‘Critical Facts’ Regarding Sandusky Abuse

The report concluded that Joe Paterno, president Graham Spanier, athletic director Tim Curley and vice president Gary Schultz “failed to protect against a child sexual predator harming children for over a decade.”

2012/07/12