LaVar Arrington speaks

[FlabLoser]

http://www.bwi.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1315395

if they get rid of Tom Bradley, that means they in essence have accepted the fact that we are all guilty," Arrington said

You are correct, LaVar. Tome Bradley and every other coach and that staff knew good and damn well what has happening.

Said former All-American linebacker Brandon Short, "I don't want to be affiliated with the university if they don't choose a Penn State guy because of our standards, our graduation, all the things that have been important... it's no longer Penn State, so we might as well be in the SEC. They are intent on turning it into a booster culture. Ira Lubert went out and purchased a national title with wrestling and he's under the illusion that he can do that in football. Well, ask (Redskins owner) Dan Snyder about that."

Take the red pill. Welcome to the real world.

 

[lazlow]

"all the things that have been important... it's no longer Penn State, so we
might as well be in the SEC."

WTF?

 

[patdog]

They are intent on turning it into a booster culture.

What kind of culture does he think allowed something like this to go on for decades with people knowing about it but nobody doing anything to stop it. If they hadn't been quite so concerned about protecting Paterno's image, lots of boys wouldn't have been raped.

 

[BulldogBlitz]

wow... that is some mighty fine kool aid they've been serving there.

 

[KurtRambis4]

don't get the whole "Penn State is above everyone else" thing. These people act like it's some kind of big deal. Nobody outside of Penn State gives a **** about them.

 

[esplanade91]

Join them.

 

[esplanade91]

There's such a huge gap between the SEC and the next best conference and I guess everyone is tired of losing 90% of their OOC games against us, 99.9% of their bowl games against us, and not being able to compete for a NC BECAUSE of us that they have to say we have no integrity. Do we? Barely. We run it like a business. But to say Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan, Texas, or Penn State doesn't? Foolish. There's a reason they're all nationally followed teams while Auburn, South Carolina, Arkansas, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt, and Kentucky (football) aren't.

Sounds like a playground backhanded insult to me.

You gave up 500+ yards plus and like 50 points to Houston. Don't ever say you're turning into an SEC team.

 

[jakldawg]

guidelines figured out. I'm sure those guidelines are some big thick fancy $ .50 college-word havin' book to scare us SEC folk away but it's basically: handle everything in the most sanctimonious way humanly imaginable.