Yes, because only one man did anything wrong here.
I know they gotta say what they gotta say to pander to their fans (if any of them even actually had a hand in writing it), but it's a sad sign that nothing has changed about the culture.
The trustees haven't changed, the alumni haven't changed, the collective head-in-sand culture hasn't changed. Penn State keeps painting itself as a poor victim struggling against unfair adversity, and they seem to be taking all the wrong lessons away from their punishment. Has anyone in the cult actually learned anything from this? The program might be back to square one within a decade; would anyone there dare to blow the whistle on a child raping coach at that point? I'm skeptical.
Were it not for the poor odds of landing a pedo assistant coach, I could easily see it happening again. I guess Penn State is just a scary place, one of those cultural oddities to be cataloged and studied so that the rest of us might avoid falling into the same moral abyss.