Listen below to hear Jerry Sandusky‘s lawyer, Joe Amendola, discuss what the cost will be for the trial that just concluded, where his client was found guilty on 45 counts relating to sex abuse. He gives a ballpark figure as to what this would normally cost and describes the unique way in which Sandusky is covered by insurance to pay for his legal fees. Please listen below:

For the full interview with Joe Amendola listen to Episode 161 on 110SportsPodcast.com. He talks about his client’s stay behind bars, regrets from the trial, if he was the right person for the case, if he believes Sandusky is a pedophile and what appeal process they may take. Plus, he talks about his plans for a possible book on this topic and why Sandusky feels responsible for Joe Paterno‘s death.

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Related Audio: Joe Amendola talks about possible regrets from the Jerry Sandusky trial

Listen above to hear Joe Amendola discuss regrets he has in the way he handled his representation of Jerry Sandusky. His client, the former Penn State assistant football coach, was found guilty on 45 counts relating to sex abuse just a week ago. Sandusky is expected to be sentenced in approximately 90 days. He faces a maximum sentence of 442 years in prison. Amendola talks about possible mistakes he made and why his idea to talk with Bob Costas months ago was not a regret.

– For the full interview with Joe Amendola listen to Episode 161 on 110SportsPodcast.com.

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Today on the “110 Sports Podcast” Matt covers one of the biggest scandals in sports history this week and talks with Joe Amendola, Jerry Sandusky‘s attorney. He talks about his client’s stay behind bars the last few days, regrets from the trial, if he was the right person for the case, if he believes Sandusky is a pedophile and what appeal process they may take. Plus, he talks about his fees for this case, his plans for a possible book on this topic and why Sandusky feels responsible for Joe Paterno‘s death.

For the full interview with Joe Amendola listen to Episode 161 on 110SportsPodcast.com. Finally, Victor, Matt’s former co-host, returns to the show to discuss a variety of sports topics.

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Victor and Matt from 110sportspodcast.com discuss Joe Paterno‘s legacy in light of the latest allegations surrounding Penn State. Though he is currently the winningest coach in Division I college football, the recent news is troubling and will affect his reputation and overall legacy. We discuss, please watch!

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• By now, all the talk surrounding Penn State and the firing of Joe Paterno has been exhausting, but the end might not be in sight. First off, let’s remember the ones that were taken advantage of by former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky are the real victims. It’s not Joe Pa who was relieved of his duties over the phone instead of in person. The Penn State trustees who made the decision to remove Paterno immediately did the correct thing. If blame is going to be put on Paterno, assistant coach Mike McQueary deserves the same, if not more. McQueary witnessed Sandusky in the shower and only spoke to his father and Paterno. Morally, both Paterno and McQueary should be ashamed of themselves for not doing more. An interesting question with Paterno is after the biggest scandal in recent memory under his watch, what will his legacy be? Will he be remembered for 409 wins, the most of any coach in Division I history? Or as the guy who turned his back and didn’t do more to prevent this disturbing act? The reality is simple. It’s in the eye of the beholder. Some may just look at all the good things, while others will only take the negative. However, few, may take a little of both, which is where it should be. In a sense, Joe Pa was bigger than life in the state of Pennsylvania and yet because of his stature, he might have dug his very own grave by keeping quite.
• For a prediction on the Oregon-Stanford football game please head over to read the “Vic Predicts” post.
• Don’t forget to check out our latest podcast with NFL bust Ryan Leaf.

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