Wow, Jerry Sandusky apparently doesn't want the media circus around him to end anytime soon. As the Harrisburg Patriot-News is reporting, the alleged child molester at the center of the Penn State ...

My bosses insisted I rework my initial column after alleged pedophile and ex-Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky's interview with Bob Costas on Monday night on NBC's Rock Center. They thought my judgments ...

The story of Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State football coach accused of sexually abusing eight boys, took another sickening twist tonight as Sandusky denied the allegations and made a feeble ...

NBC said it will air an interview next week with former Penn State assistant coach and convicted child molester Jerry Sandusky.The network said Sandusky will offer his version of what occurred and ...

In a move that will garner him sympathy with absolutely no one (well, maybe a minority of Penn State students), former football coach and and alleged child rapist Jerry Sandusky agreed to sit down for ...

Every time Jerry Sandusky speaks, he digs himself a deeper hole. He recently spoke with the New York Times in an interview that lets the public know that he is completely detached from reality.

Jerry Sandusky said in interview excerpts broadcast Monday that a key witness against him misinterpreted him showering with a young boy in Penn State football team ...

Jerry Sandusky's nationally televised interview regarding the child sex abuse charges against him is not the course of action some attorneys would have advised for their clients. Alan Sodomsky, a ...

Jerry Sandusky participated in a phone interview with Bob Costas that aired Monday night, and in doing so kept Penn State University from escaping the horror of the sex scandal for too long. Sandusky ...

Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. Jerry Sandusky’s defense team rested their case today without calling the former Penn State assistant football coach to the stand. Rock ...

An interview with Jerry Sandusky is expected to be aired on NBC's ''Today'' show, a rare instance of the former Penn State assistant football coach giving his own side of the story. The network said ...