Joe Paterno’s wins restored: Newspaper front pages, the day after
From the New York Times to the Columbus, Ohio Dispatch (home of rival Ohio State University), here’s how daily newspapers played the news that the NCAA had reached a deal with Penn State University to restore 100 of Joe Paterno’s wins.
The New York Times: “The Rehabilitation of Joe Paterno, Back at No. 1“
The Morning Call, Allentown: “PATERNO’S WINS RESTORED“
The Philadelphia Inquirer, ‘WINS RESTORED, FINE REVISED‘
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: “PSU, NCAA approve terms of deal“
Altoona Mirror: “Back on Top“
Reading Eagle: 409
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: “Extremely Happy Valley“
The Columbus Dispatch: “NCAA restores 112 victories to Penn State, Joe Paterno“
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