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"Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly said Monday the university's failure to report the alleged incidents to police or child-protection officials likely led to further victimization of young boys for several years. Paterno's legal requirement was that he notify his superior, but on Monday Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Frank Noonan suggested there was a "moral responsibility" for the coach to make sure police were contacted."

Here's the timeline that counts:

Week One: Paterno is out. In disgrace. Deal.
Week Two: Sandusky flips in the formal interrogation and names names. Whole lotta names.
Week Three: NCAA announces they will "contemplate sanctions" against Penn State and then hide their eventual near-total inaction behind Sandusky's very public prosecution.
Week Four: Penn State is gonna get hit with the biggest lawsuit of this nature ever. And they're gonna pay every penny.

Penn State is gonna get hit with the biggest lawsuit of this nature ever. And they're gonna pay every penny.

this will be lawsuits plural.

And now that there's articles showing Sandusky ran camps all over the state...how many more victims state-wide?