Former Penn State trustee candidate thinks Gov. Tom Corbett will take hit for Jerry Sandusky scandal

Penn State grad Josh Fulmer claims Corbett dropped the ball on the initial investigation.

A Lehigh Valley attorney who ran an unsuccessful bid earlier this year for the Penn State Board of Trustees says a few more big names will drop before the dust settles from the Sandusky trial.

"I wouldn't be surprised at all if one of them is (Gov. Tom) Corbett," said Josh Fulmer, a 2001 Penn State graduate. "I think he dropped the ball on the initial investigation when he was the attorney general and he used some political motivations and some partisan motivations to drive Joe (Paterno) out."

Fulmer's campaign slogan for the board seat was to "Restore the Roar," and he pledged to do that by increasing transparency and giving more control to alumni and their elected representatives.

Check back with lehighvalleylive.com tomorrow for more coverage of the fallout from the Jerry Sandusky case.