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TecmoNightmare;254885 wrote:Is that any good? I was wanting to check it out.
Somebody a while back told me there is a Playstation version that is based on the 1996 or 1997 season with updated graphics, and I have been curious to check that out.
It’s a good game. Allows the user to switch back and forth between a newer view and the original. There is no NFL licensing though, so just generic teams and players. Not sure why though as the new Blitz was able to obtain the NFL license
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He’s the only one that did anything. No one else with knowledge of the situation did anything remotely responsible. McQuery told his dad; nobody complained about that. His dad told ‘the football coach;’ nobody complained about that. Joe Paterno told the AD and the University president. They told no one; nobody complained about that. The only reason they got into trouble is because they lied about the situation.
Canada;253247 wrote:So sad that people are all willing to look the other way because he was a football coach.The only reason this was ever a big deal is because he was a football coach. Otherwise, what’s the problem. There was an incident and he told his superiors of the problem. It’s not like he ran from the situation. The public has made a mockery of the situation. It seems as though Paterno is getting more blame for everything that has happened than Sandusky. People need to wake up. If anyone should be blamed for not passing the word along to the right person, it’s the McQuerys. McQuery ran and told his father, who so brilliantly decided that the coach of the football team was the right person to go to. If anything, Joe Paterno was the only person who acted accordingly in the situation by making sure it was passed up the ladder to the head of the university.
