It’s being picked up elsewhere, such as USA Today, but not espn yet. That is their cash cow tv revenue generator, don’t expect it to be picked up there!
Waiting to pounce the moment our three administrators or Jerry are mentioned.
ESPN and journalistic efforts are increasingly divided. The mantra at the top is not to make waves with sports programs, agencies, leagues, teams and or individual athletes. It all comes down to content. These entities have become so wealthy and large that they create their own content for airing. With a scaled down business model bereft of journalistic talent (where are the Bob Leys of the world) ESPN is sitting on journalistic work that exposes a lot but they dare not offend the new content producers who have formed multi-media firms (Brady, Jeter, LeBron, Jordan, et. al.) It's much more cost effective to simply accept the work of these athletes instead of committing talent and reporters to prepare their own content. The athlete wins because he/she can carefully vet and produce the content and ESPN gets content on the cheap. IT's a symbiotic relationship that leaves true journalism in the dust.
No one truly cares about this. Just like many other scandals. The "E" is ESPN is why they covered our story the way they did--plus the powers that be at Penn State wanted them to destroy us. This is completely a non-story. Would be at any school and probably is true for most schools. Allegations mean nothing in reality especially in this era.
Knock on wood, but this is why I am happy with Franklin as head coach, (although I wish he could beat TOSU and Michigan on a more regular basis). It seems that he runs a clean program, and he is not afraid to discipline and get rid of players that cannot or will not live up to the program standards.
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Was likely worth it. $560 sunglasses frat boy hopefully also learned a lesson. Better he learn it at PSU than downtown in some city where he gets his first job.Penn State TE Theo Johnson Sentenced | Nittany Sports Now
Penn State tight end Theo Johnson was sentenced earlier this month for an alleged assault that took place in February.
Theo Johnson punishment.
Teams don't win at Georgia's level without being disciplined. Off the field stuff will always happen when you're dealing with 18-23 year olds. His objective is to win games--he's had no problem doing that.
All coaches are to some level. Again the objective is to win. Kirby does that as well if not better than any.
Perhaps winning is the only objective to you. IMO, the only time winning is the only important objective is war.
