Which I'm sure made it increasingly difficult amidst that event to not have that taint the process and those involved to answer fully and truthfully in the interview process given some probably feeling they don't want to trample on a recently revered man's grave.

I guess what I'm saying is giving the engagement by the PSU board and the circumstances of Paterno's death during the investigation, and the report still yielding pretty damning discoveries I think acknowledges that Paterno supported, at a minimal, a willful disregard of what was happening or any desire to protect children that were directly or indirectly accessed due to the stature of the football program