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Paterno Out

By: Courtney King
Updated: November 9, 2011

Hours after announcing his retirement, Penn State announced that head football coach Joe Paterno is out for the rest of the season. Both Paterno and Penn State President, Graham Spainer were fired today by the Board of Trustees. John P. Surman of the Penn State Board of Trustees addressed the media.

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