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The Penn State coach is ready for a new season despite some unresolved issues.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Joe Paterno insists that he doesn't want his future coaching status to be a distraction to his team this season. However, with the status of five suspended players yet to be resolved, there are other potential diversions to what the 81-year-old Penn State coach anticipates could be a special 2008.
- SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Penn State coach Joe Paterno helped a lot of players make it into the College Football Hall of Fame. He counts former Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie among them.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. - The riverboat captain was enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame last night. The occasion, however, had little to do with the long and prosperous river the captain had navigated to reach such lengths. When the topic is Joe Paterno - still steering Penn State at 81 - it's all about the end of the line and, further, the next skipper.
- Tonight's Hall of Fame enshrinement continues an off-season full of news about the veteran coach.SOUTH BEND, Ind. - In the seven months since Joe Paterno was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, the Penn State legend has coached exactly one game.
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FOR MANY 81-year-olds, memories tend to recede, along with the hairline. But for Penn State coaching icon Joe Paterno, his shock of once-black hair still full if running a bit to silver, rummaging through that cluttered file cabinet of a mind to pull out just the right story has never been a problem.
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