That was the most sterling moment I can recall.

Before Penn State and Nebraska took the field on saturday, before a single play was made the players and coaches of both teams met at the 50 yard line joined hands and said a prayer. Nobody was forced into this it was a spontaneous event that was absolutely BEAUTIFUL and is very seldom seen in todays world, rivalry and competition set aside for the moment to join together in unity and solidarity. Incredible moment as it was I than read some of the absolutely rancid bullshit posts on rivals.com and that just sickens me they should be removed for the ignorance they display, Penn State ass pounders really did any of the men who play for the team now or then commit these atrocities I dont think so. Everyone wants to blame the whole for the actions of the one and that's bullshit in the purest form, Jerry Sandusky is in jail where he should be and I am sure that his future will continue to involve bars on all his windows and doors which is how it should be. I am a father of two and in no way shape or form condone the actions of that sick son of a bitch to my thoughts he should be castrated and fed his nuts afterwards, however I am sure that the courts would disagree with that assesment at least as to the punishment anyway. Was Joe Paterno wrong in how he handled the situation I am not saying yes or no to that I personally think he should have reported the incident to the police when it was reported to him in all reality it should have been reported to the police by the man who actually witnessed the attack in fact he should've stopped it instead of walking away fucking pussy ass bitch. Joe Paterno once informed reported to those school officials above him who also did nothing which is bullshit as well, the one thing that everyone seems to overlook in all of this is that Joe Paterno is one of the greatest coaches that ever walked a sideline on a saturday afternoon. The winningest Coach in major college football history that says alot considering the company that puts him in greats such as Bob Devaney, Paul BEAR Bryant, Tom Osbourne and the list goes on. To my knowledge and I have watched college football for a lot of years I dont recall seeing Joe Paterno raging on the sideline and assulting his players like Woody Hayes in his Ohio State days, the man conducted himself with dignity something you dont see on the sidelines anymore. It is a shame that a great carreer has to end this way and on this tarnished note, I wish you well Coach Paterno and pray that the media vultures let you live out the rest of your life in peace, you were one of the best and your presence will be missed every saturday GOD BLESS YOU and your FAMILY. have a great day and a better tomorrow"Chance Favors the Prepared Mind."