Jay Paterno

Meet Freddie Warbucks, an alumnus of the University of Excess who starts an off-season football team stocked with UE’s top recruits.

For the first time Jay Paterno can recall, the Penn State football team got pigskins that were made in the USA. The discovery prompts his own personal journey of the global marketplace.

Calling Gov. Corbett’s proposed funding cut steep would be the ‘understatement of the year,’ Jay Paterno says. He has ideas on how to ‘stir the passions’ of Penn Staters.

Expressions of bitter rivalry are nothing new in college football. But the recent vandalism at Auburn’s campus threatens ‘something bigger than a couple of trees,’ writes Jay Paterno.

Rage is a justified reaction to the Arizona shootings. But Jay Paterno implores us to focus on the good that comes out of such tragedies.

‘The past two weeks have taught me a valuable lesson,’ writes Jay Paterno: Our world allows rumors to circulate globally in a matter of seconds.

‘Coaching required Joe to be a parent to so many kids that, at times, his family had to sacrifice their time with him,’ Jay Paterno writes.