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Penn St. is much worse.
They saw the rape and ignored it.[/quote]
Who is "they" that you refer to?
Fine's alleged victim reported the actions to the police who in turn told Syracuse University; SU did nothing.
The graduate assistant at PSU reported the actions to Paterno who told the Athletic Director; PSU did nothing.
Both institutions are wrong.
Both PSU are guilty by their attempts to circle the wagons to protect members of their sport families.
Not sure how you can say one is "much worse" than the other.
One distinguishing fact between between the PSU and SU scandals is that the identity of Fine's alleged victim was know to SU, yet for reason only perhaps Jake Crothemel and "Buzz" Shaw know SU chose not to contact or assist the victim despite the fact that Fine was and continues to be an employee of the University. Also note that Fine's alleged victim was a representative of the institution at the time the alleged incidents (plural) and as such SU owed the minor a duty to supervise him on the away team basketball trips that he accompanied the SU team.
If anyone wishes to follow this story then please check the Syracuse Post Standard website for articles that report that the County District Attorney is accusing the Syracuse Police Department of a cover up of the 2002 complaint.
Was there a cover up?
Guess who the Syracuse Chief of Police was in 2002.
Answer: "Sweet D" Dennis Duval who enjoyed a good playing career during the 1970's on the Syracuse University basketball team and 2 seasons in the NBA.
Penn St. is much worse.
They saw the rape and ignored it.[/quote]
Who is "they" that you refer to?
Fine's alleged victim reported the actions to the police who in turn told Syracuse University; SU did nothing.
The graduate assistant at PSU reported the actions to Paterno who told the Athletic Director; PSU did nothing.
Both institutions are wrong.
Both PSU are guilty by their attempts to circle the wagons to protect members of their sport families.
Not sure how you can say one is "much worse" than the other.
One distinguishing fact between between the PSU and SU scandals is that the identity of Fine's alleged victim was know to SU, yet for reason only perhaps Jake Crothemel and "Buzz" Shaw know SU chose not to contact or assist the victim despite the fact that Fine was and continues to be an employee of the University. Also note that Fine's alleged victim was a representative of the institution at the time the alleged incidents (plural) and as such SU owed the minor a duty to supervise him on the away team basketball trips that he accompanied the SU team.
If anyone wishes to follow this story then please check the Syracuse Post Standard website for articles that report that the County District Attorney is accusing the Syracuse Police Department of a cover up of the 2002 complaint.
Was there a cover up?
Guess who the Syracuse Chief of Police was in 2002.
Answer: "Sweet D" Dennis Duval who enjoyed a good playing career during the 1970's on the Syracuse University basketball team and 2 seasons in the NBA.