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A Memorial for Joe
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- čas přidán 26. 01. 2012
- A memorial service for former Penn State's head football coach Joe Paterno marked the end of a week of remembrances on January 26, 2012. Thousands gathered to pay tribute to the coach many said built more than a football team.
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Best Coach ever!!! Forever missed 😢
This is my first time watching this video after all these years. Joe Paterno is and was an amazing and extra special man, coach and mentor to millions. His influence was far reaching. He will never be forgotten. He left a mega huge legacy. To those of you who hated him didn't know him. Those of you who hated him could only wish you were one-onethousandth of a man he was and leave a mega far reaching legacy he left. I and countless others love and miss Joe Pa + thank you Mrs Paterno. Thank you to whomever posted this video, very informative.
Watching this a year later, itstill makes me cry. One year ago today Penn Staters across the nation lost the greatest man. It was and still is a tough loss.We remember Joe Paterno for the man that he was and forever shall be, 409 wins who made Penn State a better place to be, not all of the crap that you hear on the news. I lost a dear friend of mine on this date last year. R.I.P Coach Joe Paterno. You will never be forgotten! We love and miss you!
Joe died of a broken heart, not because he was guilty of a coverup, but because he dedicated his life to his team, his university, and his community, and he had it all wrenched out of his hands without any say whatsoever
He was guilty of a coverup though.
@@andrewcrane9925 except he wasn't, they did a second investigation that proved he took the necessary steps (which at the time was to report the incident to campus police and the athletic department) to remove himself from any implication in a coverup
Since apparently some dumb Alabama fan deleted their comment it's worth pointing out that Louis Freeh interviewed exactly zero key witnesses for the Freeh Report and he was fired as director of the FBI for similar incompetence
@@kingofrunescapepking Legally you are correct. But morally, when Sandusky wasn't jailed, he should've seen to it that the people above him actually did their due diligence. Or frankly, he should have called the police himself.
Actually he died of cancer. He was guilty of not acting to stop the child molesting, however anyone pretends otherwise.
THANK YOU JOE
this is beautiful
If you haven’t done a google search for John Snedden Penn State. You should
Thete will NEVER be another Joe Paterno!
Thank God.
Lets hope not
Great great man
The man was the heart of the lion's, please respect the man not the deeds of a bad apple
that is so well stated - i don't think you will hear from baller305 again
I swear to God, if I find John Surma, he WILL answer to me
i was going to watch this but instead i decided to look the other way
b Unlike Joe Paterno who reported to his boss and the police.
***** oh really? there is some evidence that he contacted someone on campus police (schultz) , but according to JP's testimony and depositions submitted into evidence for the trial, he delayed contacting them so not to "interfere with their weekend"
Neither Curley nor Schultz reported it so it went nowhere. and it wasn't for almost 10 years later that anything was done. You don't consider that looking the other way?
b There was nothing to report. McQueary said he saw nothing. Sandusky said nothing happened. Allen Myers said nothing happened. Sandusky was found not guilty on that charge. NOTHING HAPPENED. McQueary only started cooperating with the prosecutors 10 years later because they convinced him that another boy was abused by Sandusky and that changed McQueary's view of what happened 10 years earlier. And McQueary was vulnerable at that point, he thought the police were questioning him about sending a picture of his penis to a Penn State coed. He was more than willing to help the investigation to shift the focus away from what he did.
Iam sure you have done that all your miserable life.
well . . . dummies are simply . . dummies, know what i mean? one of the hardest substances in the universe, nearly unbreakable, is a tightly held belief despite all evidence and reason to the contrary. Your comment is so "right on" though.
Keep it up there pal, and your account along with the two other clowns on here will be reported, and if you think I am bluffing, push that button there one more time!!!
What do you say now genius?
Listen i'm tired of looking through the comments of a great football coach and seeing"die in hell" listen you may not have liked Joe Paterno the way i did but please just realize that s mans life was lost. So however you may feel, please dont put it here. Thanks
Do you understand the consequences of his inaction to report a CHILD PREDATOR to the police?
Remove the statue!!
Rocket - I'm just curious what you find so offensive in the comments in general. You give praise to a man based on his coaching, and others find him offensive because he put the silly game of football ahead of what he KNEW was happening to younger students, a total absence of ethics on his part. So . . . what, exactly, are you going to report?? You, "pal," are not the only one who can report an account, you, "clown," are out of line. So chill.
In November 2011 when the sandusky story broke, I turned to my wife and said, “joe will be dead in a year, he knew everything!” Surprise, surprise that devil only lasted two months. May he rot in hell with all who have hurt children.
A great tribute to a great man, the best coach to ever walk the sideline, We Love You Joe, RIP Coach, YOU ARE PENN STATE!!
tank you
Joe paterno was a great coach and a good man, unfortunately he was an old school guy and a person he considered a friend took advantage of his friendship. It easy to understand some of the awful comments from quite frankly miserable people they never had a real friend. I mean the world is going to end I need help kind friend that's the kind of friend Joe paterno was. He simply could not believe a friend of his could do that and sadly we know Sandusky did and when confronted with very credible evidence he reported to the university president or athletic director and police I believe? Joe paterno found out who his "friends" were and iam very sad he did, he died and the world is a little worse off because he is gone.
Joe Knew
mr. coverup
Miss Expressions...not 409 wins anymore!
oh yea? lmao
Anyone know where he's buried? Really have to take a piss.
You're really immature + pathetic.
Look up "Lamont At Large" where he finds and visits Paterno's grave. He didn't think much of Paterno's actions, or lack of them, either.
Education? I don't think he ever made it past the 8th grade, but at least he has a computer that his mommy got for him to keep him occupied in the basement. ;)
Was NAMBLA their to pay their respects for his tolerence of the their lifestyle "above and beyond the call duty"?
You are despicable
This is like one of those scenes from a movie where the "hero" is memorialized at his funeral, only to have the truth to their misdeeds uncovered later.
laurdiz - correct me if i'm wrong, but this might not be the best time to praise the coach - i mean, you've been watching the news, right? and you shd b aware that his statue will likely be coming down -
it's important to choose the right heroes and role models, you know what i mean?
Watch the video ignoramus
@@devinyu2320 OH SNAP!!!!
False idol got off way too easy!!!
I agree that he was a false idol but he did NOT get off too easy. He was made into a scapegoat for the entire conspiracy and then died of a broken heart a month later and that took the stink off the real authorities that covered up this conspiracy. Joe was not perfect and he damn sure is not the "beacon of integrity" like some people say but he was not an evil man.
I am stunned this is is even up on here in full. I have to say, tho, seeing all of his former players and friends defend him, especially Michael Robinson and Phil Knight, is equal parts Laudatory and cringe-inducing.
Like all the typically misinformed by a lazy, sensationalism driven media, you haven't the 1st clue about Joe Paterno. And what REALLY happened in the Sandusky scandal.