Unbelievable. The university, after the allegations about Sandusky became known, banned him from holding his youth-sports clinics at the main campus, but not at a satellite facility:

A former Penn State assistant football coach accused of sexually abusing boys held summer football camps at a satellite campus for six years after he was banned from taking youths onto the university’s main campus by the athletics director and the senior vice president, who have been charged with failing to tell police about him.
Jerry Sandusky was prohibited from holding his youth sports camps on campus in 2002, the year a graduate student claimed to see him assault a child in a locker room shower. But Sandusky held the camps through his Sandusky Associates company from 2000 to 2008 at a satellite campus just outside Erie, Penn State Behrend spokesman Bill Gonda said.
“We provided the facilities for it,” Gonda said Monday. “There were no allegations, no complaints during his tenure here.”
Gonda referred questions about other issues, including whether the school knew about other allegations against Sandusky before allowing the camp to be held there, to officials at the main campus in State College, a four-hour drive southeast of Erie.

And former Penn State star Lavar Arrington has penned an op-ed defending his coach. An excerpt:

My experiences with Coach Sandusky are memories that will stay with me for the rest of my life. I can honestly say that Coach Sandusky was always fun to be around and genuinely cared about us as people. He always made it a point to help guide us in the direction of being better.
He was always very active in trying to help troubled youths and often asked me to take time out of my schedule to spend time with the kids that he would bring around the facility.
I remember distinctly playing soccer games in the locker room with a taped-up towel. It meant a lot to me to help brighten the day of a child who had issues at home. I never saw or felt anything that would’ve made me uncomfortable or even felt that inappropriate things were taking place. For what it’s worth, I too was just a kid back then, why would I think that Jerry of all people could possibly be capable of doing such things?
Call me naive, but being the son of an educator, my level of respect and admiration for Jer, as we called him, was more due to his tireless efforts with the charity group The Second Mile, which was a program that was established to help kids. As for football, I owed my success in college to Jer’s unique ability to identify our strengths and alter his game plans to fit what we all were good at.

Arrington doesn’t get it. If Sandusky is guilty of these charges, then that means Arrington and other players were being used as bait of sorts for Sandusky to find the young boys. Wait until that sinks in.