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For No. 3-ranked Penn State, this week's bye couldn't have come at a better time. The Nittany Lions are coming off their biggest win in years, a tough three-game stretch involving Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio State and are looking to rest some bumps and bruises. Those injuries include quarterback Daryll Clark, who suffered a concussion against Ohio State (he should be good to go against Iowa next Saturday) and coach Joe Paterno, who's going to have his ailing right leg checked out this morning.

Paterno, by the way, basically said he plans on coming back next season (Yawn) for those (one or two) who may have thought otherwise. Here's this morning's story. At the bottom of the story is a chart mapping out the remaining schedules for the BCS top six. Enjoy.

 

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About Joe Juliano
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.

Joe McIntyre is a senior at Penn State majoring in journalism. He covered the Penn State football beat in 2011 for the Daily Collegian. Follow him on Twitter here @JoeMcIntyre5.