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Bill O’Brien saved the program. Two 7-5 yrs with half a roster. James Franklin had us believing for 12 yrs. 2016 the lone Big Ten Conference title. Got ugly at the end. Joe Paterno was the gold standard. No nonsense. Just graduated 90% of his student/athletes. Scott Paterno, Shabbos... show more

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