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It's on Prime. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this week's edition of the We Are podcast. He's Corey Geiger. I'm

Jared Pigger. We are your host. as always. Corey, this year marks 10 years

since the Jerry Sandusky scandal rocked state college, rocked university parks and rocked the college

athletics. Well, college is all over the country, high schools. Anything with sports,

the Sandusky scandal rocked.

This isn't about Sandusky, but ESPN produced a lengthy and informative inquisitive article

about a former Penn State football player who was what they deemed the most dangerous man in college football

in the 1970s and late or late 1970s and early 1980s. That's what we're going to start out by talking about

today because Corey, I don't agree with what has been done.

Okay. This is by far the most serious of these podcasts that we have done. I was asked by probably no fewer than 20 people over the last week.

Hey, Geiger, what do you think about that story on ESPN? I did not write

anything about it, Jared. We're going to discuss this at length, folks, because there are a lot of,

this is not in any way a simple topic to discuss. There's some right, there's some wrong, there's some good, there's some bad,

and what we're going to just discuss.

But by and large, Penn State is not the greatest place in the history of the world,

but at the same time Penn State is not just evil,

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