When people are centered around a reality television program, they are almost always terrible people.

Imagine having a sad enough life that seeing Landry Jones several years after being semi-relevant is a draw for you.

 That's a relatively new development. They got three of their seven Big Ten wins last season. But I did overlook it.

Across all sports, Rutgers has won only 25% of the Big Ten games.

It wasn’t a child sex ring. It was one guy molesting children and several people who knew either ignoring it or refusing to believe even when presented with evidence.

But he moved Nomar in the last year of his contract for a rental in the same position in Orlando Cabrera. It was a bit of a risk, but I sense they knew that Nomar wasn't going to be there the next season for them and in massive decline.

Hamels might have had a fluke season last year, this year didn’t look too different from his last two in Texas. Regardless, he’s a free agent and I can’t imagine that the Cubs take on that money. I think they can have one 36 year old starter, and Lester is under contract, so there you go. A problem they’re going to…

I keep looking at the bullpen numbers and trying to figure out where (past Strop and Kimbrel) a lot of that has come from since June. They’re at least adequate. I don’t even think that Joe has done that bad of a job this year I that regard.

Theo got a lot of credit for a rather easy job. The only two moves he made in Boston before that WS season were replacing Tony Clark and Pokey Reese. Kind of no brainier moves that were basically a function of spending money.

So you’re just making up shit or rebroadcasting someone else’s made up shit.

Does any of this actually disprove Joe Paterno willingly ignored that Jerry Sandusky habitually molested children?

Says the pro-child rape advocate citing a WordPress site over the work of a Federal officer. Hard pass on Pedd State fan fantasy that Jerry was innocent, Joe was decent and they don’t deserve to have the University turned into a puddle of glass.

So the retirement agreement that was negotiated between Pedd State and Sandusky after he was caught in 1998 and forced into retirement was what exactly?

If what you believe was true, why did Penn State and Joe Paterno force Jerry to retire and place limitations on his campus visits?

How about Joe Paterno knew that Jerry Sandusky was raping children for years and did the bare minimum about it until he needed to save his ass?

I assume in this case that it's a quick way to refer to the conversation, although I can easily see the implications that Brown was way out of line.

I almost feel certain that the Raiders, even if they did their due diligence, assumed they were capable of dealing with him.

I think the part of this I didn't like was the idea that player should have nearly unconditional support for his actions, but really, the point about consistency and communication is pretty spot on. 

You aren’t wrong, but to have a nuclear blow out with a management figure openly during practice is a problem, cracker or not.

Even then, he probably will end up with some of his guarantees, especially since their withdrawal is what lead to him requesting his release. Because the Raiders are going to have a hard time proving proportionality, especially since there was never a suspension for these actions.