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(en) Ben McGrath, « JoePa 101 », The New Yorker, (lire en ligne).
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(en) Tim Layden, « Joe Paterno (1926-2012) : He was the winningest coach in major college football, an advocate for blending sports and academics to create the true student-athlete, and an iconic American sports figure—until an error in judgment clouded his legacy », Sports Illustrated, vol. 116, no 4, , p. 56-58 (lire en ligne).
(en) Franz Lidz, « One Big Happy Valley Family : George Paterno, Penn State's radio color man, often gently skewers brother Joe », Sports Illustrated, vol. 85, no 12, (lire en ligne).
(en) Rick Reilly, « Not An Ordinary Joe : In the often murky world of college athletics, Penn State coack Joe Paterno is a beacon of integrity - and he knows how to win », Sports Illustrated, vol. 65, no 27, , p. 64-73 (lire en ligne).
(en) Dan Jenkins, « College Football - Top 20 : Penn State », Sports Illustrated, vol. 33, no 11, , p. 64-66 (lire en ligne).
(en) Dan Jenkins, « Texas Hangs On To Its No.1 : Notre Dame came close-and Penn State was rooting for the upset- but adter Cotton Speyrer made a heroic catch in the fading moments (below), Texas nailed down the national championship », Sports Illustrated, vol. 32, no 2, , p. 26-29 (lire en ligne).
(en) Dan Jenkins, « For Easterners, prospecting doesn't pay off : Penn State took a trip to the Rockies seeking victory No.24, only to get buried in a Buffalo stampede. As a result, blase Colorado students have decided that football is almost as much fun as parties and pot », Sports Illustrated, vol. 33, no 14, , p. 46-48 (lire en ligne).
(en) Robert W. Creamer, « Scorecard : The Paterno Address », Sports Illustrated, vol. 38, no 25, , p. 13 (lire en ligne).
(en) « Top 20 : 8. Penn State », Sports Illustrated, vol. 43, no 10, , p. 45 (lire en ligne).
(en) John Underwood, « Penn State States Its Case : The Nittany Lions have never been selected No. 1. Not once. They mean to change that, as Ohio State just found out », Sports Illustrated, vol. 49, no 13, , p. 34-43 (lire en ligne).
(en) Kelli Anderson, « Oh, So Sweet : After many near misses, the Lions of '82 and '86 became national champs », Sports Illustrated, vol. 82, no 3, , p. 12-17 (lire en ligne).
(en) Douglas S. Looney, « 'There Are a Lot of People Who Think I'm a Phony and Now They Think They Have the Proof : So says Joe Paterno, who was sorely tested in his 14th year as football coach at Penn State », Sports Illustrated, vol. 52, no 12, , p. 34-45 (lire en ligne).
(en) Ralph Wiley, « Scouting Reports - The Top 20 : 11. Penn State », Sports Illustrated, vol. 61, no 12, (lire en ligne).
(en) William F. Reed, « Inside College Football », Sports Illustrated, vol. 79, no 19, (lire en ligne).
(en) Tim Layden, « The 94' Season Powered by a High-Scoring, Crowd-Pleasing Offensive, the Nittany Lions Roared Through a Perfect Campaign Off and Running », Sports Illustrated, vol. 82, no 2, (lire en ligne).
(en) « Roses With Thorns : Penn State Beat Oregan in Psadena but Painfully, Ended Up No. 2 », Sports Illustrated, vol. 82, no 2, (lire en ligne).
(en) Tim Layden, « Say It's So, Joe : He can't get his coach to admit it, but Penn State's brash linebacker is the best in the country », Sports Illustrated, vol. 91, no 6, , p. 66-71 (lire en ligne).
(en) Tim Layden, « One for the Money : After juggling quarterbacks against Miami, Penn State coach Joe Paterno had to bet on one for the decisive drive. He cashed in on Kevin Thompson, who in a single snap kept alive his team's title hopes », Sports Illustrated, vol. 91, no 12, , p. 46-54 (lire en ligne).
(en) Tim Layden, « Scouting Reports : 1. Penn State Paterno's best team since the 12-0 '94 squad could give him some championship hardware for his new building », Sports Illustrated, vol. 91, no 6, , p. 86-87 (lire en ligne).
(en) Michael Bamberger, « What's Up With Joe Pa? : Penn State coach Joe Paterno is letting loose on refs and letting it rip on offense. Is that any way for a 75-year-old legend to act? », Sports Illustrated, vol. 97, no 17, , p. 50-54 (lire en ligne).
(en) Joe Posnanski, « Joe Paterno Top of The World, Pa ! : He's 82. He has the career-wins record. Isn't it time to quit ? Bite your tongue. As long as he has an impact at Penn State, Angelo Paterno's son is staying put », Sports Illustrated, vol. 111, no 16, , p. 58-65 (lire en ligne).
(en) Stewart Mandel, « Joe Cool : His windbreakers are older than his players, but at 78, Joe Paterno has picked up new coaching tricks - and made Penn State relevant again », Sports Illustrated, vol. 103, no 15, , p. 20-21 (lire en ligne).
(en) Tim Layden, « It's Complicated : JoePa got his wins back, and his infamous statue may follow, but legacies aren't so easily restored-or defined », Sports Illustrated, vol. 122, no 3, , p. 14-15 (lire en ligne).
(en) L. Jon Wertheim, « This Is Penn State : "Had Sandusky not been so brazen, had he simply restricted himself to the football facilities, there is little to suggest he would have been caught. For Sandusky - if not for the boys - Penn State football was a safe haven." », Sports Illustrated, vol. 115, no 20, , p. 40 à 53 (lire en ligne).
(en) Alexander Wolff, « Is This The End For Penn State? : The worst scandal in the history of college sports led the NCAA to impose harsh and unprecedented penalties on the Nittany Lions. What's left is a legacy in ashes, a program in shambles and a community in disbelief », Sports Illustrated, vol. 117, no 4, , p. 38 à 41 (lire en ligne).
