UCLA DC Tom Bradley knew of Jerry Sandusky abuse, documents reveal

Documents unsealed by a Pennsylvania court Tuesday unveiled testimony that current UCLA defensive coordinator Tom Bradley, a former Penn State assistant coach, knew of Jerry Sandusky‘s sexual abuse of boys as early as the 1980s.

In a 2015 deposition, former Penn State assistant Mike McQueary, a main witness in the case who reported to then-head coach Joe Pateo that he had seen Sandusky raping a boy in 2001, said Bradley was not shocked after hearing about the crime.

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The deposition continues to state that when McQueary told Bradley about the abuse, Bradley told him Greg Schiano, a former Penn State assistant and current Ohio State defensive coordinator, came to him in the early 1990s “about a very similar situation to (McQueary’s)” and that someone in the early ’80s told him of Sandusky’s misconduct with boys.

McQueary said the conversation took place in the mid-2000s, and that he and Bradley would complain to each other about Sandusky having access to the Penn State facilities.

Bradley was at Penn State for 37 years as a player, graduate assistant and full-time assistant coach. He left in 2012 and joined the UCLA staff as the defensive coordinator in 2015.

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