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Exactly Script. THey might "one year" each other for another 10 years. :hour:ScriptOhio;1136749; said:It will be interesting to see who is forced to retire first. Both coaches want to go out with the most wins, etc.
MD Buckeye;1136700; said:
"I don't even care if I get a contract. I'll be very frank with you," Paterno said during the spring practice news conference. "I think the university will do what they think is right, whenever the time comes. Right now, I'm very comfortable." Paterno later added, "If I've got to have a contract to keep my job here, I'm in the wrong place."
That's what has been said for years now. :tongue2:OSUBasketballJunkie;1137042; said:I personally think JoePa is in his last year at the helm at PSU.....to many off the field issues, average recruiting and to many losses on the field.....
Question for a Buddhist out there:
If all of your team are in jail and you have to forfeit a game is it the same as that leaf falling in a forest with no one there kind of thing?
Best Buckeye;1137046; said:That's what has been said for years now. :tongue2:
Yeah but he don't need no friggin contractBB73;1137181; said:Except this year his contract expires after the season.
Big Ten: Paterno won't get new contract before 2008 season is over
Friday, April 11, 2008 3:07 AM
By Genaro C. Armas
Associated Press
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Joe Paterno and his boss agree: The 81-year-old football coach doesn't need a new contract to keep his job at Penn State.
Paterno's current contract is up at the end of the 2008 season, yet that doesn't necessarily mean the end of his record-setting tenure leading the Nittany Lions.
University president Graham Spanier said in an e-mail that the school and Paterno agree that a contract isn't necessary for the man entering his 43rd season as Penn State coach. The sides agreed to meet, as they have in the past, at the end of the season to discuss the future.
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