ProductThis is like the LeBron debate. Getting a bunch of numbers because you got a lot of years in doesn't automatically mean "best".
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ProductThis is like the LeBron debate. Getting a bunch of numbers because you got a lot of years in doesn't automatically mean "best".
Damn. I don't want to defend those nerds, but the debate with Paterno isn't about "best". I mean, I'm sure they'd insist that he was "best", but the actual topic is whether 409 wins is "beatable". 409 wins is 41 seasons of 10 wins per season. Or just over 34 seasons of 12 wins per season. By comparison, in 17 years under Nick Saban, Alabama averaged 12.12 wins per season. So 409 may just be unbeatable. 12-win seasons are probably going to be more achievable with the expanded playoffs, but a team that is consistently going to win 12 games probably isn't going to hire someone young enough to coach another 34 seasons.This is like the LeBron debate. Getting a bunch of numbers because you got a lot of years in doesn't automatically mean "best".
First time in Rutgers stadium and the whole crowd chanted "Fuck Penn State" at the same time out of nowhere. I felt like I was finally at home.To Rutgers?
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The reason none of his undefeated teams was voted #1 in either poll in the late 60s and 70s. Not to mention that he flat out dodged Texas in 69 or 70 while trying to make himself seem holier than thou and said it was because he wouldn't take black players to the South...he ended up playing in the Orange Bowl that year.I guess the difficulty involves scheduling. my memory is that their schedules included a couple of tough games and a lot of easy wins over the years before the Big Ten
I thought it was 1969, because the only reason it was an issue was because of 24-12.The reason none of his undefeated teams was voted #1 in either poll in the late 60s and 70s. Not to mention that he flat out dodged Texas in 69 or 70 while trying to make himself seem holier than thou and said it was because he wouldn't take black players to the South...he ended up playing in the Orange Bowl that year.
Nixon didn’t call them up, he was in their locker room after they beat Arkansas. And calling them the champs at that point was legit.Anyway, my favorite part is when Nixon called up Texas to congratulate them on winning the national championship. That made the Penn State fans cry. Yay.
I wasn't arguing that the record likely isn't unbeatable, but the fact that they're crying that that stat didn't come up on a "best" of list. Sure, it's a lot of wins, but dude played a C schedule for 40+ years, so wins were gonna add up. Much like LeBron isn't the best because he's played for 25 years and therefore has numbers, Joe Pa's stat, while unbelievable, becomes more believable (and beatable) when you think about how it came to pass. Put a 30 something into a coaching position at a halfway decent school, keep him there for 40 years, and give him a MAC schedule, and I'm sure he approaches 400 wins, too.Damn. I don't want to defend those nerds, but the debate with Paterno isn't about "best". I mean, I'm sure they'd insist that he was "best", but the actual topic is whether 409 wins is "beatable". 409 wins is 41 seasons of 10 wins per season. Or just over 34 seasons of 12 wins per season. By comparison, in 17 years under Nick Saban, Alabama averaged 12.12 wins per season. So 409 may just be unbeatable. 12-win seasons are probably going to be more achievable with the expanded playoffs, but a team that is consistently going to win 12 games probably isn't going to hire someone young enough to coach another 34 seasons.
That said, Ryan Day is 46 years old, and has 70 wins. He needs 28.25 seasons with 12 wins per season to get to 409. Will he coach to 74?
Anyway, I'm just happy that the cult still gets pissy over lists like these.
Let's just get back to the basics: Fuck Our Non-Rival Pedd State. Fuck their disgraced fraud of a coach. Fuck their record of being the Boise State of their day until joining the Big Ten exposed them as the frauds that they were. Fuck their weak ass "Eastern Independent" schedule and JoePed's handpicked referees. Fuck their DC who liked to fuck little boys in the ass in the football facility showers. Fuck their "legendary" head coach who looked the other way because he needed that defense to finally win something. Fuck his wife. Fuck his two failsons. Fuck them all. They're not our rival; they're just this disgusting piece of dead rat that attached itself to Ohio State's shoe. They just need to be scraped off.
In 1976, only one bunch of turds had the money to engineer this. The Golden Shower Panthers.
The Pittsburgh Police ignored this. The telegrams and special delivery letters of death were ignored.
The State Police had to protect Joe.
Years later, like Judas, the state police would betray him.
pitt fans are scum.