Everything You Need To Know About Louis Freeh's Damning Report On Penn State [Updating]

Jack Dickey|published: 07/12/2012, 7:00pm EDT

After a lengthy investigation into years of sexual abuse within the Penn State football program, former FBI director Louis Freeh released a report of his findings today. We're still thumbing through it. It's withering. Here's what we've learned so far:

Joe Paterno Knew In 1998

Paterno Gave Jerry Sandusky The Option To Keep Coaching "As Long As He Was The Coach"

Paterno Family Statement Blames Everyone But Joe Paterno, Who Is To Blame

In 1998, Jerry Sandusky Told State Officials And University Police That "He Had Done This With Other Children In The Past"

Janitors Didn't Report Jerry Sandusky's 2000 Rape Incident Because They Feared Joe Paterno Would Fire Them

The 10 Most Appalling Revelations About Graham Spanier, And Why He Could Be The Next One Charged

The NCAA Is Reading The Freeh Report Very Closely

In 1998, Buying $400 Worth Of Clothes For A Player Got You Banned From Penn State. Being Investigated For Child Sexual Assault Did Not.

The Second Mile Took No Action After Being Informed Of Sandusky's 2001 Shower Incident

Report: TVs At Penn State's Student Center Were Switched Away From Live Coverage Of The Freeh Report's Release

Freeh Report: Detective Alludes To Penn State Administrators' Habit Of Interfering With Investigations

ESPN Trots Out Matt Millen To Fumble His Way Through The Freeh Report