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Penn State Problems
November 14, 2011
I find this to be rather bad for Penn State, me being a fan of it. The problem I see is that all he did wrong was not tell larger authorities. For that he gets fired!? To me that does not make sense, he could've at least finish this last season since he was going to retire anyways. This is a pretty huge upset for the whole school, Penn State fans such as me, and the football team. They were doing amazing this year! I hope that someone will read this, and view my point of view in a good way.
© Jessica C., Sheffield Village, OH
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