Football
Congressmen honor Paterno on House floor
U.S. Rep. Glenn Thompson, R-Howard Township, and other members of Congress from Pennsylvania paid tribute to Joe Paterno on the floor of the House of Representatives.
Football
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FOOTBALL
Seven Lions earn invites to NFL Combine
UNIVERSITY PARK Seven Penn State football players have been invited to participate in the National Football League’s 2012 Scouting Combine later this month.
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JOE PATERNO
Paterno campus services cost $29,000; police costs of $6,000 covered by PSU
STATE COLLEGE — Penn State officials said it cost about $29,000 to hold the viewings and services on campus for the late former football coach Joe Paterno.
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YOUR LETTERS
The ‘experiment’ worked
Joe Paterno’s Grand Experiment consisted of recruiting young men who could excel in the classroom and on the football field at the highest levels of competition.
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FOOTBALL
Lions ink 18 on first day
UNIVERSITY PARK Bill O’Brien’s views on recruiting rankings are similar to those held by his predecessor, Joe Paterno.
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JOE PATERNO
Paterno gone but never forgotten
The candles, T-shirts, flowers and other gifts that Joe Paterno fans had left around the statue of the coach outside Beaver Stadium have been collected and are being stored until the family can review them.
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PENN STATE
PSU picks up tab for Paterno’s memorial
Penn State’s athletic department will pay the bill for the three days of public mourning events held last week for former head football coach Joe Paterno.
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FOOTBALL
PSU expected to land 18 recruits today
UNIVERSITY PARK All things considered, Penn State’s 2012 football recruiting class could have been more impressive, analysts agree.
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JOE PATERNO
JoePa statue items to 'dry out,' family to review
The dozens of signs, bouquets of flowers and other items left by fans at the Joe Paterno statue outside Beaver Stadium in honor of the late Hall of Fame coach have been removed and stored inside the stadium to dry out.
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YOUR LETTERS
Paterno deserved much better
I was once a Penn State football prospect, recruited by Joe Paterno in 1952. What made this a departure was that I had already been injured, and Penn State’s offer was made knowing that. Perhaps the fact I had been an all-WPIAL selection prompted Paterno and Rip Engle to take a chance.
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YOUR LETTERS
Knight spoke for all of us
I would like to comment on something that most of us are dealing with right now: the scandal. Actually, the healing from the scandal that we are all attempting to get through.








