Lee, of Upper St. Clair, had been expected to be named a captain before the injury. He was tabbed by coach Joe Paterno at a squad meeting Monday. The players voted on the other team captains, but results were not available.

Bodenschatz said that "a lot of the tailgating lots were left in pretty horrible disrepair."

"Blue/White is becoming more and more like a regular football game," he said.

"Our expectation is that people actually utilize the bags we have and they put their garbage and leave it for us to pick up. Some folks do that and some don't. It's obviously disappointing."

Scott's defense attorney, John Karoly Jr. of Allentown, said that while the withdrawal of the charges was great news, he has mixed feelings and is "saddened at how unnecessary this really was."

In both cases, the woman said the attacks happened after she spent the night drinking. And in both cases, she said she woke up to find the men forcing themselves on her, court records show.

Scott's attorney, John P. Karoly Jr. of South Whitehall Township, said the Moravian case shows the woman is ''pathological'' and has a history of falsely accusing men of rape.

''This girl has made similar allegations before that were not believed by a jury,'' he said. ''… If they insist on going forward with this case, we are going to petition the court to have her examined by a psychiatrist.''

''I was prepared for this to come out sooner or later,'' he said.

Karoly said he will use the Moravian case to discredit the accuser. Marshall said he would fight any reference to it if Scott goes to trial.

''We don't think it's important at all, and we don't think the defense should even be talking about it at all at this stage,'' he said.

Marshall said he doesn't think the earlier rape accusation is relevant ''because it has nothing to do with what happened Oct. 5.''

Scott: Oh, you're mad at me?

Accuser: A little, yeah.

Scott: Why?

Accuser: Because I told (laugher) you at the beginning of the night. Why do you think I left?

Scott: I don't know why you said you couldn't sleep there. I didn't realize that you were -- that's why I hit you up last night -- I was like, why are you walking home mad late?

Accuser: Because I didn't want to stay there because you upset me.

Scott: Damn, I wouldn't -- yo, I wouldn't have done that if you didn't want to.

Accuser: I told you no at the beginning of the night.

Scott: You said -- you said you just want to make -- respect you, that's it. I didn't realize that you -- I mean, damn, you try to flip it on me like -- you know what I mean? It sounds like you are mad at me or something.

Accuser: I am mad at you. (laughter)

Scott: Why?

Accuser: Because I said no (laughter) at the beginning of the night, and then with what happened...

Scott: What? I didn't -- (yawn) force you on top of me. I don't understand why you are mad at me now.

...

Accuser: Because, like -- I don't know. I don't even know what really happened. What --

Scott: What?

Accuser: Like, what happened last night? I have, like, bruises and stuff on me.

Scott: What did you say?

Accuser: I'm asking you, (laughter) like, what happened last night?

Scott: What do you mean? You came over. We were laying there, like, just cuddling and then we started doing whatever. Then we -- like, you got on top of me.

...

Scott: I thought everything was cool when you came over and I didn't -- like, I didn't force you on top of me. You were just laying there, and then like -- I don't know why you're so upset. Like, yeah, you said that at the beginning of the night but then obviously your feelings changed because you were on top of me. You know what I mean? I don't understand why you're so, like, upset now.

Accuser: I'm sad, because, like, I don't even -- when was I on top of you? You started it. You -- I woke up and you were on top of me.

Scott: What are you talking -- no, that's not what happened. You just said you didn't remember what happened.

Accuser: I don't remember, like -- I'll talk to you later.