Kyle Monteleone
Joe Patterno, his legacy is now smeared
and slandered. The two sites I used as reference guides were both
highly biased. Nothing out of the ordinary when it comes to a case
such as this, on one hand you have the “perfect coach” and on the
other someone who is involved with Sandusky. However through T.V. I
have learned that Patterno, may not be anywhere near as bad as he has
been made out to be. While many news reports shout bloody murder, and
accused Patterno as if he had helped Sandusky. In truth, he would not
even be considered a witness in court. He was told, by Mike McQueary,
that he had seen Sandusky and another younger boy both in the showers
doing “something of a sexual nature.” Why is McQueary not being
questioned? Why had he not had so much negative attention? Joe
Patterno did not completely ignore these statements, he claims to
have handed it over to those would “have more experience.” That
is exactly what McQueary did, however McQueary is a first-hand
witness. He is the one that should be questioned, and he should be
the one receiving the attention. Joe Patterno should be remembered
for the coach he was and the good things he did. What has happened is
unjust and I hope that someday soon someone realizes that Mike
McQueary and whomever Patterno told, should be the ones that are
questioned prosecuted and persecuted.
Rittenberg,
Adam. "Joe Paterno Blog - ESPN." ESPN:
The Worldwide Leader In Sports.
Web.
27 Jan. 2012.
<http://espn.go.com/blog/bigten/post/_/id/44258/joe-paterno-links-from-around-the-web>
Bissinger,
By Buzz. "Joe Paternoa's Death." The
Daily Beast.
Web. 27 Jan. 2012.
<http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/01/22/joe-paterno-s-death-shouldn-t-turn-him-into-sandusky-case-s-martyr.html>
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