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Joe Paterno Addresses Fans Outside Home Amid Penn State Scandal [VIDEO]

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While institutional support for Penn State football coach Joe Paterno has appeared to be wavering amid the Jerry Sandusky scandal, fans showed up outside his home Tuesday evening, prompting Paterno to walk outside to make a statement. Afterwards, the chant of Let Joe stay! rang high.
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Why Penn State's Paterno Must Go Amid Sandusky Scandal

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