UNDATED (AP) - Former Penn State faculty leaders blasted the NCAA and former FBI director Louis Freeh over their handling of the Jerry Sandusky child sex-abuse scandal. The group says Freeh's report on the scandal and the NCAA's $60 million in fines unfairly punish the entire university community.
Freeh defended his work in an interview with The Associated Press. Addressing specific criticism that his team did not interview key witnesses, Freeh said his team respected requests by state prosecutors to rely on their grand jury testimony.