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I think the question of done-ness is slightly more complex than that. I think paterno could be done if it made to look like spanier knew nothing.

Posted by mandy (aka amanda) Nov 7 '11, 07:40

paterno and spanier are the kings of the hill. one will fall over this. it's a question of how well they can hide spanier's involvement in/knowledge of this.

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JoePa's 83 years old...they've been looking to move him for a decade... - Will Hunting Nov 7, 07:44 6
- but have they been looking to move him in large part because of this? I mean, that's what people are wondering. that's what people who may have ways - mandy Nov 7, 07:46 5
  - No, there are a dozen reasons to move him onward that don't revolve around this - Will Hunting Nov 7, 07:50 4
    - Although the interesting question here is why this story broke only days after he got the record. - David Nov 7, 08:02 3
      - I'm more wondering why it took 6 years to get the story rolling. - Will Hunting Nov 7, 08:07 2
        
        That's what happens during a cover-up. - David Nov 7, 08:13 1
        
        here's a decent student-written piece on this. I don't have the reverence for football here that most do, but I think - amanda in the stacks Nov 7, 08:20

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I think the question of done-ness is slightly more complex than that. I think paterno could be done *if* it made to look like spanier knew nothing.

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I think the question of done-ness is slightly more complex than that. I think paterno could be done if it made to look like spanier knew nothing.