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Originally Posted by Aloysius
72 - good info, man, I can't imagine some of these organizations keeping Spanier on...
And missed what Oski said - not sure why he's referring to Spanier as a "nobody" - he's not only the President of Penn State but also a member of the school's Board of Trustees. Having him fired is kind of a big deal. One could argue a much bigger deal than forcing Paterno out.
I must have missed the pep rallys outside of Spanier's house, "Save Spanier."
Spanier is a "nobody" as far as the public takes this story. As far as anyone higher up in a huge university, they are not literally "nobodies," but they may as well be "Mr. X" for all anyone cares.
It is certainly clear that the proper thing was not done per University protocol. The law even requires reporting. That did not happen and Spanier sits on the whole mess.
More than enough to show him the door. Paterno's situation is not so clear and relies on a lot of first-person accounts which to this point seem contradictory.
Don't blame the messenger guys. I am just speculating on why certain things can be done right away and why others must wait.
If you (not meaning Al) want to make me look like an idiot, there are much easier spots for that.