Video: Joe Juliano on Penn State-Indiana and Bill O'Brien rumors
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Video: Joe Juliano on Penn State-Indiana and Bill O'Brien rumors
Could Penn State head coach football coach Bill O'Brien return to the NFL? Will the Nittany Lions' defense be able to stop Indiana's offense on Saturday? The Inquirer's Joe Juliano offers answers to these questions in a video chat with CineSport's Brian Clark.
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I'm a big fan of Emily Kaplan.— guyguy4- Eagles should interview Bill O'Brien for Eagles head coach job...O'Brien was Tom Brady's offensive coordinator for the Super Bowl New England Patriots.— jim35
- It would be a TREMENDOUS LOSS to PSU....but as an Eagle fan I would love to have him here.— nuggett
- i'm guessing it's girl friend— sgamble077
- He would be nuts to stay at psu— Jay Grace 69
- I said Lurie should of hired O Brien way back when he took the Penn State job. Lurie was from up that way and he should have known about his ability to coach. Missed opportunity, but maybe not.— watsonmr
- But you know what, Rowdy, you're not O'Brien. You're just another uninformed loser that holds a grudge against a college that you didn't qualify for....Jay Grace, everyone looks forward to your insightful comments....— dirttracker
- He'd never get a shot at another major college gig.
You guys are a bit delusional. The tenure for an NFL coach is about 4-6 years.
A reasonably successful coach in college has a tenure of DECADES and the lifestyle is much better.
The guys strikes me as very happy to be in a situation where he gets to enjoy COACHING instead of explaining each loss to the press.— fmMD - Why should O'Brien leave? He has an 8 year contract, a nice place to live, less stress and time requirements than a NFL coach (so he can take care of his sick kid), and he's getting a fair amount of money. Plus, if he changes around the football team and athletic department, he'll be a hero for dragging us up out of the whole Sandusky mess. And then there's the NFL team that would want to pay for O'Brien's payout if he leaves (call it $8 million). The guy has an infectious upbeat, open attitude.— verve
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Joe Juliano has been a staff writer for The Inquirer for 20 years, covering college sports, golf and the Penn Relays.
This season is Joe's fourth season on the paper's Penn State beat. He previously covered the Nittany Lions for United Press International from 1976 to 1984.
Emily Kaplan is the Inquirer’s fall intern covering the Nittany Lions. She is a senior at Penn State and has covered a variety of sports for the university’s student-run paper, The Daily Collegian. Over the last two years, she has reported for The Associated Press from State College.
A Montclair, N.J. native, she has also interned at MLB Network, NHL.com and covered the 2012 Olympics in London. Follow her on Twitter here @EKaplan24.
Joe Juliano
This season is Joe's fourth season on the paper's Penn State beat. He previously covered the Nittany Lions for United Press International from 1976 to 1984.
Emily Kaplan is the Inquirer’s fall intern covering the Nittany Lions. She is a senior at Penn State and has covered a variety of sports for the university’s student-run paper, The Daily Collegian. Over the last two years, she has reported for The Associated Press from State College.
A Montclair, N.J. native, she has also interned at MLB Network, NHL.com and covered the 2012 Olympics in London. Follow her on Twitter here @EKaplan24.
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