Penn State issued a statement after the verdict, saying the justice system had produced "closure" in the criminal cases that began with Sandusky's arrest in 2011. But former FBI director Louis Freeh said Penn State needs "new leadership and vision" and called on Penn State President Eric Barron to resign. "Pennsylvania taxpayers, the entire (Penn State) community and responsible political leaders should be 'appalled' by Barron and his entire 'leadership' team," said Freeh. On Saturday, the chairman of the Penn State board rejected the criticism of Barron, the university's president for the past three years. He was in a courtroom near the Penn State campus on Friday for a hearing.

Source: Fox News March 25, 2017 20:48 UTC