I don’t believe anything in those quotes.Yep, I read that article too. I think you might have edited for effect
His parents knew Jerry Sandusky. Denny worked for the now-disgraced Second Mile organization for a year.
Like a lot of folks, they never realized the degree of Sandusky's evil.
"It was a complete shock to me and everybody in State College," Denny said.
Perhaps no coach in the country, then, better knows how football can become too big to fail -- until it does.
"It's just like my alma mater," Matt Rhule said. "You look at what's happened that maybe went wrong. You learn from it, you identify it, but you move on. You always have an eye to the future but you always honor the past."
Where reasonable doubt is present, trust is void.
On the eve of the first ever 12-team playoff, pennst proved, counter to the flowery prose you posted, college football can in fact be too big to fail