Everyone here at Laschout would like to pass our sympathies and prayers on to Coach Paterno’s family. This is certainly a difficult day for the Penn State Family as we mourn the loss of our beloved coach and friend. Joe stood for everything that is right about College Football, but most importantly life itself....
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Goodbye JVP Though I never knew you at all You took players’ lives upon yourself While others just played ball They had success with their class work And they won a bunch of games You helped it build a library Which is more than most can claim chorus And it seems to me you...
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First, we’ll address the two questions we’ve been asked the most in the last few days: Yes, we feel bad about the RIP Penn State Football article; and no, Brandon Short is not on Laschout’s staff. OK, so maybe declaring Penn State football dead on Friday was a tiny bit of an overreaction. Or...
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This article is part of LaschOut’s guest blogger series. Over time, we hope to give various well known Penn State message board posters the opportunity to write editorials on their program of choice. Our second guest blogger is the poster “Quez56.” Quez has been well known on the PSU message boards for years with strong opinions and...
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Bill O’Brien is not at Patriots practice today. And if you believe NFL insiders like Adam Schefter, Jason LaConfora and Mike Lombardi, he’s about to become Penn State’s next head coach. Assuming this is true (and the buzz we’re hearing today seems to support O’Brien or another low-level hire), many questions need to be...
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Dave Joyner is on the hot seat, and that seat is seemingly growing warmer by the day. As Penn State’s now marathon-long coaching search drags on, several members of the Penn State community are starting to voice their displeasure over both the lack of a hire at this point and the search process in general. Whether it...
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For Penn State football fans, 2012 couldn’t get here quick enough after a horrible last two months of 2011 rocked the school to its very core. If Adam Schefter and John Saraceno are correct, from a football standpoint, we may all be longing for 2011 to come back. On Sunday morning, both Schefter and Saraceno...
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