joe paterno

It's been over a year since Joe Paterno passed away, and it's been over six months since former FBI director Louis Freeh released his damning findings concerning Paterno and Penn State's role in the Sandusky trial.

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Welcome to another addition of 'Icetime' with Brandon Cohn.  Today's topics include the NCAA's penalties imposed on Penn State,  the Yankees acquisition of Ichiro Suzuki, and Team USA.  My thanks to everyone for listening

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A classic "Get Out Of My Face" from The Onion's bombastic duo of sports yellers on Joe Paterno, the strange beings that inhabit bunkers on British links courses and the May 2012 Baltimore Orioles...who'll probably be nothing like the September 2012 Orioles.

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We’ve had over 24 hours to digest the Freeh report, and if you were on the  fence about joe paterno and his legacy, it’s now pretty hard to view the Sandusky case as little more than a footnote in an otherwise brilliant and inspiring career

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A year ago, it seemed inevitable that Penn State would eventually name its football stadium after legendary coach Joe Paterno.

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Nearly 12,000 people packed the Bryce Jordan Center on the campus of Penn State to pay tribute to the man affectionately known as 'JoePa.'  Undoubtedly, millions more watched on television.

Former players, colleagues, and friends shared stories, laughs, and tears

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"ESPN staged a college sports morals summit. Paterno and Mike Krzyzewski agreed to star. ESPN cast the pair as The Men Who Did Things The Right Way, as if the right way could be found in the twists, turns and trapdoors of an NCAA rules manual."

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Have you ever asked yourself the question, how will people remember me when I am gone?  Each and everyone of us will be remembered by our accomplishments in our lives.  More importantly, our lives should be looked at in the aspect of how many other people's lives we had an impact on during our time here on this Earth.

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Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno, the all-time leader in college football history who was involved in the Jerry Sandusky scandal at Penn State, has died at age 85 of lung cancer.

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Less than 10 days after being fired from a job he held for nearly 46 years, former Penn State coach Joe Paterno revealed Friday he has lung cancer. A statement delivered by son Scott Paterno said the cancer is treatable and doctors expect the coaching legend to make a full recovery.

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