Should step in a force the the NCAA To impose the Death Penalty on the Penn State University Football Program

Jerry Sandusky, 67, was on the Penn State football staff under Joe Paterno for 32 seasons -- including 23 as the defensive coordinator -- retiring in 1999. He maintained an office in the football office after his retirement and is listed as a professor emeritus of physical education at the school. He was, at one point, consider the heir apparent to Paterno. He founded The Second Mile, an organization to help troubled young boys, in 1977, and said he would focus on his foundation when he retired. He was arrested on Nov. 5 and faced 40 counts of criminal sexual abuse with children over the course of 15 years -- from 1994 to 2009. The NCAA had shut down programs for major recruiting violations, Penn State's programs should receive the death penalty as well for something far more serious.