NCAA president statement on PSU case
November, 7, 2011
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Adam Rittenberg | ESPN.com
The NCAA on Monday issued the following statement from president Mark Emmert to ESPN.com regarding the Penn State/Jerry Sandusky situation.
It reads:
"This is a criminal matter under investigation by law enforcement authorities and I will not comment on details. However, I have read the grand jury report and find the alleged assaults appalling. As a parent and an educator, the notion that anyone would use a position of trust to prey on children is despicable. My thoughts and concern goes out to the alleged victims and their families."
It reads:
"This is a criminal matter under investigation by law enforcement authorities and I will not comment on details. However, I have read the grand jury report and find the alleged assaults appalling. As a parent and an educator, the notion that anyone would use a position of trust to prey on children is despicable. My thoughts and concern goes out to the alleged victims and their families."
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