Joe Paterno passes away.

[Guest WyattEarp]

former head coach Joe Paterno has passed away at the age of 85 following a 2 month fight with cancer. Prayers and condolences to his family, friends and all the Penn State alumni, fans, and players.

Joe Paterno, ex-Penn State Nittany Lions coach, dies at 85 after 2-month cancer fight - ESPN

[Guest cardcutter]

I have nothing good to say for this man. He allowed a child molester to run loose on his staff. That makes him just as guilty as if he did it himself. Lord only knows how many boys lives were ruined because he stood by and did nothing. May he face his true judgment for it.

[Sandman]

I think it's fairly amusing how everyone slammed him 2 months ago and now he dies and everyone loves him again. I think he was a good coach and was a legend, BUT he screwed up and his legacy is crap now.

[Guest Travtastik]

I lost all respect for the man. Once I read his interview where he said he was told about the issues and he did nothing. He didn't know what to do so he did nothing. What kind of a man does nothing?

[Il Duce]

Good riddance

[Guest bkelm18]

Good riddance

Ditto.

[Garufa]

I do hate so see a man die in disgrace after such a long and illustrious career but **** him.

[Mike.357]

people die, its what they do.

I wonder what the footnote for him will be, his career or his disgrace.

[tugboat]

He coached a long time and was good at coaching no doubt...However, a "good" coach is on and off the field. I hate it for his family for sure but I feel no remorse for him!

[G27]

Meh.

[hornett22]

I hate sports because of some peoples obsessions with it and what is overlooked fro the all mighty dollar. Children's welfare were put on the back burner for the benefit of a sports reputation. Screw him and organized sports in general. I want nothing to do with it.

[Steelharp]

What kind of a man does nothing?

Preferably, a presidential candidate.