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Home Sports Penn State Football Laser Focus: Final Chapter — Karen Peetz Resigns

Laser Focus: Final Chapter — Karen Peetz Resigns

Posted on January 13, 2015 Written by The Nittany Turkey

Karen Peetz Gone!

Laser Focus

Yeah, folks! Karen Peetz, the woman responsible for my “Laser Focus” series has resigned completely from the Penn State Board of Trustees.

Karen B. Peetz
Karen B. Peetz

Peetz, whose famous deflection, “We need to maintain a laser focus on the future of the University” during the depths of the NCAA overreach following the Sandusky Scandal inspired my mocking castigation as we wallowed in the mire. She was board chair at the time; later, she couldn’t take the heat and stepped down to occupy a role as trustee. ????? ????? ?????? She cited business commitments at the time, and she’s doing the same now. Peetz is CEO of BNY Mellon, where some of my money lives. ????? ???? ?????

Best remembered for being the chair at the time the dreaded NCAA sanctions were accepted, Peetz was roundly vilified by the PS4RS brigade and other pro-Paterno forces. It is interesting that she resigns at a time when there might be an eleventh hour deal struck between the University and the NCAA to avoid a trial in which the NCAA’s overreach in this case would be further exposed.

She will be replaced by former BoT member Ira Lubert, who has lots of money. That won’t make the PS4RS squadron very happy, because Lubert was among the trustees who voted “yay” for St. Joe’s dismissal in 2011.

Peetz’s resignation can be viewed as one further step in restoring normalcy at Penn State, and thus, I celebrate it as a great thing for the future of the University, laser focus or not. ????? ???? ????? ??? ???? Goodbye, Karen, and may you always have a laser focus.

“Laser Focus” is now closed, but look for some more on the great NCAA overreach scandal as days wear on. January should prove to be an interesting month for Paternoists, Sanguinarians, PS4RSers, and NCAA Haters.

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Comments

  1. Lawrence says

    January 13, 2015 at 4:23 pm

    She’s the definition of the term “empty suit”. My only question is what took her so long?

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    • The Nittany Turkey says

      January 13, 2015 at 6:46 pm

      Same thing that caused the NCAA to take so long coming around to admit that they screwed Penn State because they could.

      —TNT

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  2. Big Al says

    January 14, 2015 at 4:26 pm

    My comment to Ms. Peetz would be “Don’t let the door hit your BoNY ass on the way out.” However, nothing’s going to change unless/until Masser, Eckel, and Frazier are also gone. Lubert sucks too, but at least he’s been helpful with some recent coaching hires

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    • Joe says

      January 14, 2015 at 7:44 pm

      My sentiments exactly. There are quite a few others from both sides of the aisle that need to “exit stage left” along with Ms. Peetz. And I like what you did there with your reference to Ms. Peetz’s caboose!

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    • The Nittany Turkey says

      January 15, 2015 at 12:00 am

      I dunno, Al. Peetz’s ass is too BoNY for you, and Triponey’s is too much of a Mellon…

      —TNT

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