Mike McQueary

He hasn't disappointed anybody.

But what they could not have known is what they had in first-year starting quarterback Mike McQueary, and what they have this week is the number four-rated passer in the country.

Joe Pa swears that he knew about Mike all along, that he just knew Mike McQueary could pull the trigger.

He has certainly done that, very ably aided by the giant wide receiver, number 83, Joe Jurevicius.

They list him at 6'5", I think he's bigger.

Well, those are the things that make football interesting.

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Mike McQueary on second and 10, hit as he tried to deliver by Blitzen.

And because they did punish Jerry Sandusky to a certain degree, in retrospect, once the story completely changes, it looks like they knew that they had a massive problem and that they were actually going easy on him and that they might have been trying to cover this all up.

That's not what happened, but that's what Penn State became vulnerable to because specifically Mike McQueary, much like this woman, radically changed his story years later when his incentive structure was altered.

Well, I think Cornell is in much the same boat.

And this goes to the issue of conflating the sex with the drugs.

Every single person on the planet knew about this.

So to have two accusations at trial where there were no accusers is inherently incredibly suspicious, especially since they were two of the most high profile situations, including the so-called Mike McQueary episode, which I'm sure we'll get to.

So that's a huge red flag.

Right.

Four of them all know each other.

And oh, by the way, Another one of those six at arrest happens to be friends, gambling buddies, with this number 10 who is now going to recant at this most recent evidentiary hearing.

So the point is that when you look at these numbers, I get 10 sounds, wow, how could that possibly be a situation where no one was telling the truth? And what I tell you is that when you look at this carefully, the whole thing falls apart very, very quickly, especially when you understand that the primary allegation, the one that everybody knows about, and the reason why we never even gave those eight guys any scrutiny at trial, was because of the so-called Mike McQueary episode, the former assistant coach at Penn State who allegedly walked in to a Penn State shower and quote-unquote witnessed Jerry Sandusky sexually abusing a young boy.

I get, I totally get, that if you believe that that's what happened, that none of the rest of this case matters.