Joe Paterno

Joe Paterno, the former head coach of the Penn State Nittany Lions football team, was right-handed. There isn't any significant information or evidence to suggest that he was left-handed. His coaching style and activities, such as writing and using a playbook, were primarily conducted with his right hand.

The most lopsided win for Joe Paterno as head coach of Penn State occurred on September 27, 1990, when his team defeated the University of Maryland 70-7. This victory showcased the strength of the Nittany Lions' offense and defense, highlighting Paterno's ability to build a dominant program. The 63-point margin remains one of the largest in his coaching career.

Joe Paterno was diagnosed with lung cancer in November 2011. His diagnosis came shortly after he was dismissed from his position as head coach of the Penn State Nittany Lions football team due to the fallout from the Jerry Sandusky scandal. Paterno passed away on January 22, 2012, following complications from the cancer.

"A Mi Madre," a work by Pedro Paterno, can typically be found in libraries that hold collections of Philippine literature or works on Filipino history. It may also be available for purchase through online bookstores or platforms specializing in Filipino or Southeast Asian literature. Additionally, some academic institutions may provide access to this text through their digital archives or special collections.

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Joe Paterno was a nonsmoker. However, in November 2011, he was diagnosed with a treatable form of lung cancer. While undergoing chemo and radiation, Joe Paterno had fallen and broken his pelvis. On January 22nd, 2012, Joe Paterno passed away at 85 years old.

When I was at Penn State in 1989 or 1990, the head cheerleader (who we called Flounder - not sure how that started) had a cheer where he would call out and wait for us to call back.

Flounder: "When I say 'Go', you say 'State'

Flounder: GO!

CROWD: STATE!

Flounder: GO!

CROWD: STATE!

There were a bunch of other ones, like BLUE, WHITE, etc., but when he went on to do one for Joe Paterno, it was kind of clumsy...

F: when I say "Joe Pa," you say "terno"

We were supposed to say "terno," but we never did. Instead we would yell back "JOE PA" again.

It was catchy, and before you knew it, everyone was calling him JoePa.

Well that's my recollection, someone else has an earlier story. That was the first I heard it.

Yes he has called the offense his entire tenure in Green Bay. He also called them in his other positions before becoming head coach. The laminated sheet he holds is the entire offensive game plan for that game with every different situation on it. He has also had a very high ranked offense in Green Bay calling the plays.

Joe Paterno passed Bear Bryant to Became in College Football History with a 29-27 win over Ohio State on October 27, 2001 at Penn State. Joe Paterno died in Janauary 2012.

Joe Bedenk.

Bedenk coached one season (1949), taking over for Bob Higgins after Higgins retired due to health issues. Engle took over in 1950. Bedenk had been the offensive line coach under Higgins and returned to coaching the offensive line when Engle was hired.

Along with his wife, Paterno made a one-time endowment donation of $4,000,000 in 1994, and has made an annual contribution of $100,000 since, including 2012. These two programs alone (and there are others), have generated nearly $6,000,000 towards PSU and the library that bears his name. It does beg one to wonder - with all PSU has done to strip his name and association with the university, will they be as quick to act in returning these donations back to the Paterno family.

one sister named Sissy and late brother Georgie.

Joe Paterno has won two national championships at Penn State one in 1982 and another in 1986

The record for the highest scoring NCAA football game ever belongs to a game played between Georgia Tech and Cumberland in 1916. The game ended with a result of 222-0 in favor of Georgia Tech.

Don't think so. He is going to spend most of the rest of his life testifying in court.

yes he did

Bowling Green

Joe Paterno is married to Sue Paterno.

No.

He is descended from Italian-American immigrants who were overwhelmingly Roman Catholic. He identified that way as well. Most White American Jews are descended from German, Polish, and Russian stock.

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5 foot 3 inches

According the NFL Films (just heard this on ESPN), 350 players.

No. However, during Paterno's senior year in high school at Brooklyn Preparatory School, where Paterno was a star quarterback and cornerback, "Brooklyn Prep's" only loss that year was to St. Cecelia High School, of Englewood, N.J. , whose head coach was none other than...Vince Lombardi.