Penn State Board Member Says There Was Not A Vote Taken About The Future Of Joe Paterno's Statue
There are conflicting reports about whether the late Joe Paterno's statute that is out front of Beaver Stadium will be taken down this weekend.
Earlier on Friday there was a report saying that the statue would be taken down as early as this weekend, and that the decision to take down the statue came after the Penn State Board of Trustees had a meeting Thursday night and voted to do so.
However, a Penn State Board of Trustees member said that there was not a vote taken on whether to take down Paterno's statue.
Penn State Board member Capt. Ryan McCombie said "We did no such thing," re: voting to take down Joe Paterno statue, made no more comment.
— Laura Nichols (@LC_Nichols) July 20, 2012
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