GO VANDY!
Happy college football kickoff to everyone. This is better than Xmas.
James Franklin has done an amazing job at Vandy. That school is a traditional doormat in the SEC and he's made them respectable. He took them to a bowl game his first year as head coach and they actually pulled in a solid recruiting class this year. I'd love to see them upset Spurrier's Gamecocks.
James Franklin has done an amazing job at Vandy. That school is a traditional doormat in the SEC and he's made them respectable. He took them to a bowl game his first year as head coach and they actually pulled in a solid recruiting class this year. I'd love to see them upset Spurrier's Gamecocks.
1. WTF! i don't have ANY stores that are JUST relegated to one team in my state. sure, there's some weird dude at our mall that sells "homemade Packer soup" and "home made shirts" but come on! that store looked HUGE!
Well here's some completely shocking news. A convicted prolific serial child rapist serving multiple life sentences is being labeled a sexual predator. Crazy, I know.
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky has been recommended for designation as a sexually violent predator, a legal status that would require lifetime registration with authorities, a person who has read an assessment board's report to a judge in the case told The Associated Press.
The recommendation from the Sexual Offenders Assessment Board was disclosed to The Associated Press on Thursday by the person, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the report's confidential nature.
Sandusky, 68, was convicted in June of sexually abusing 10 boys over a 15-year period. He is jailed awaiting sentencing and maintains his innocence.
Sandusky, given his age and the serious nature of the crimes of which he was convicted, is likely to receive a sentence that will keep him in prison for life. No sentencing date has been announced.
Pennsylvania law designates certain offenders as sexually violent predators if they are considered to have mental abnormalities or personality disorders that make them likely to engage in predatory sexually violent offenses.
If prosecutors pursue the sexually violent predator status and Sandusky opposes it, Judge John Cleland will decide whether it is merited.
A spokesman for the attorney general's office declined to comment on Thursday, and Sandusky defense attorney Joe Amendola did not return phone and email messages seeking comment.
Sexual Offenders Assessment Board spokesman Leo Dunn said the board does not comment on any case, but he noted it has never failed to complete an assessment within 90 days, as required. The judge ordered Sandusky's evaluation by the board on June 22, shortly after the jury verdict.
Dunn said such evaluations are assigned to an investigator, who then reports his or her findings to a board member. The board member produces an evaluation, which includes a recommendation.
Some sex offenders must register under the Pennsylvania Megan's Law for 10 years, but that requirement is lifelong for sexually violent predators, who must update their residences to the state police on a quarterly basis and prove they are participating in approved counseling.
Also, the chief law enforcement official in the community where a sexually violent predator lives is required to notify the public by producing a flier that bears the offender's name, address, photograph and offense.
Eight young men testified against Sandusky, describing a range of abuse that went from grooming and manipulation to fondling, oral sex and anal rape when they were boys and included acts that occurred inside Penn State team showers.
Nice I'm an alumni as well. Got 4 bachelors. Biology, Chemistry, Molecular and Microbiology, and History. I'm hoping we leave C-USA with a bang.
How the heck did that happen? The first three are related, where does history come into the equation? You must have had a ridiculous amount of credits for all that. I finished with 150 credits due to a major in Economics and the fact that I took extra classes before figuring out my final major. Believe it or not I started out as a History major, switched to Computer Science major, then Business. And only then did I decide on Finance. Thankfully I picked the right major, as it's worked out well for me as a mutual fund admin. If you don't mind my asking what exactly do you do?
How the heck did that happen? The first three are related, where does history come into the equation? You must have had a ridiculous amount of credits for all that. I finished with 150 credits due to a major in Economics and the fact that I took extra classes before figuring out my final major. Believe it or not I started out as a History major, switched to Computer Science major, then Business. And only then did I decide on Finance. Thankfully I picked the right major, as it's worked out well for me as a mutual fund admin. If you don't mind my asking what exactly do you do?
Only took me 5 years. A lot of overlap between the three sciences. I had 225 credits when I graduated. I just took the diversity thing way too seriously lol. Med school for me.
Only took me 5 years. A lot of overlap between the three sciences. I had 225 credits when I graduated. I just took the diversity thing way too seriously lol. Med school for me.
Makes sense then. I imagine for medical school there's an insane number of prerequisites needed anyway.
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