“Correct - and that is on the b.o.t. and the administration, not Joe or the football program. As I posted (and the hand written note is actually in the freeh report), Joe protested JS’s access due to liability concerns.”
So he was concerned about liability! Liability for what? Seems JP knew and cared not about what JS did, only that PSU might be liable for JS actions. Thank you for destroying your case that JP knew nothing.
Joe was a smart man. He knew the type of families the second mile kids came from.
He was concerned about an injury lawsuit.
The thing that has always bothered me about 1998 is that Joe Pa changed his schedule right around the time of the incident. To me, that indicates that he knew something. It is so out of character for him. Even though we’ll never really know all the details, this is something I can’t shake. I thought the world of JoePa for the longest time. My father-in-law grew up with him in Brooklyn and played street ball with him. So changing my mind about him is something I didn’t go into lightly, but I did.
http://www.esquire.com/features/joe-paterno-0612-4