That’s just f^cking stupid.
I guess he doesn’t have any signature wins.
(BTW: You interminable douche, the 10 Year Old Bleacher Report “article” you cited (which is lol-able enough a statement on its own) had Paterno listed as 4th.
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No. 4 Joe Paterno
47 OF 51
Career Record: 406-136-3 (74%)
To this day, Paterno's raspy voice just wreaks of a college football legend. Going 5-5 in his first season way back in 1966 was where everything started for the all-time winningest coach in FBS history.
Paterno's 406 wins is the most ever and it looks as if nobody will ever catch the 84-year-old Penn State coach.
In Happy Valley, "Joe Pa" is the first and only FBS coach to lead his team to 400 or more wins. He has also led his program to two national championships ('82, '86), five undefeated seasons and 37 career bowls (24-12-1).
There is no doubting that Paterno is one of the greatest in the history of the sport as he is one of just three active who have already been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame (Chris Ault and John Gagliardi).”
Not very good “number recognition” for a CountVonNitWit? Eh?)
“If I lived your life...... I’d shoot myself”.