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NFL Network Reporter Rips Penn State's James Franklin For Cowardly Media Move

by Larry Leo

October 24, 202417 Comments

A pair of former Penn State football players, Jameial Lyons and Kaveion Keys, are facing felony rape and assault charges following an incident that took place over the summer. When asked about the serious allegations this week, head coach James Franklin walked away from the mic. NFL Network reported Ian Rapoport called him out for the move...

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CanebreakCajun•7 months

Easy answer. Ready? " I cannot comment on pending litigation". Isn't that an amazing answer?

LSU Tiger Eyes•7 months

The administration did inform the media that there would be 'no comment' on the pending litigations. In my opinion, there was nothing cowardly about his decision to yield to the question(s).

Clark14•7 months

Probably a good idea not to discuss the situation before the trial. Good move imo.

Hangit•7 months

The media' inability to understand simple words is not a cowardly move on his part. The media was told twice that there would be no comments on this, then proceeded, with OCD focus, to only ask about the one thing they had been told there would be no comment on.

Jcorye1•7 months

Media will jump on anything, so frick them they get what they deserve.

bigDgator•7 months

They called them former players, so I am guessing they were kicked off the team. No need to disparage them until the legal process plays out. They are still due their day in court no matter what the fricking pansy arse media thinks. You never know these days, bitches be crazy.

atltiger6487•7 months

did the rapes involve Penn State at all, other than the perps being former players? If not, how does Penn State fit into this at all? And believe me, I'm no Penn State defender.

CrystalPreserves•7 months

Penn State is a strange place in a bad way

TFH•7 months

He was obviously under instructions to handle it exactly as he did.

jjv0004•7 months

Dude is a coward and so overrated. How long does he get to make a playoff?

Sevensblue•7 months

I don’t blame him. Who are these losers asking the dumb questions when we just told you not to

Timeoday•7 months

Penn State, like Oregon, is consistently the most highly over-rated team in the history of athletic competition.

Why should we care?

Celery•7 months

Maybe Penn St. isn’t the best place to sweep rapey stuff under the rug.

YMCA•7 months

Please keep your questions related to Wisconsin. Coach Franklin, have the rape allegations against your 2 players hurt the team’s preparation going into the game against the Badgers?

6R12•7 months

They got a lil history going with this type stuff. Coach James Sandusky Franklin

idlewatcher•7 months

Not the first time he's been accused of inaction when a rape occurs. Now he just looks like a chickensh*t.

crimsonsaint•7 months

He’s spineless.

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