Penn State Scandal: Tom Bradley Testified To Grand Jury, According To Report

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Despite not being mentioned in the 23-page grand jury report, current interim Penn State football head coach Tom Bradley did testify during the grand jury investigation into former coach Jerry Sandusky, according to a report in the Patriot-News. It's unclear as to why Bradley's testimony was not included in the report, and Bradley has repeatedly declined to comment on the case, as it is ongoing.

Bradley did tell the Patriot-News that he shared a residence with assistant coach Mike McQuery for several months around 2006 or 2007. McQuery is at the center of the case, as he is testified during the grand jury that he witnessed Sandusky raping a young boy in a campus shower in 2002.

Bradley also said that while he may have shared a house with McQuery, they didn't necessarily interact very much. At the time, Bradley was spending most of his time at his home in Pittsburgh.

For more on this situation, be sure to check out Penn State blog Black Shoe Diaries.