Name: Playing for Paterno: One Coach, Two Eras . . . a Father and Son's Recollections of Playing for Joepa (en Inglés)
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Author: Pittman, Charles ; Pittman, Tony ; Bryson, Jae
ISBN: 9781600780004

portada Playing for Paterno: One Coach, Two Eras . . . a Father and Son's Recollections of Playing for Joepa (en Inglés)

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Inglés

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224

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23.4 x 16.1 x 2.1 cm

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0.51 kg.

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1600780008

ISBN13

9781600780004

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Playing for Paterno: One Coach, Two Eras . . . a Father and Son's Recollections of Playing for Joepa (en Inglés)

Charles Pittman (Autor) · Tony Pittman (Autor) · Jae Bryson (Con) · Triumph Books (IL) · Tapa Dura

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Reseña del libro "Playing for Paterno: One Coach, Two Eras . . . a Father and Son's Recollections of Playing for Joepa (en Inglés)"

Penn State football icon Joe Paterno has presided over five undefeated seasons in his storied career as a head coach. Charlie and Tony Pittman played in three of those seasons. The Pittmans are the only undefeated father and son starters in the history of the Nittany Lions' program and their experiences are brought to life in their compelling new memoir Playing for Paterno. Charlie Pittman's teams--unbeaten in 30 games--laid the foundation and established the legacy for Penn State's winning ways; they are the reason Penn State became a powerhouse. Tony's 1994 team was considered by many to be one of the best offensive teams in college football history. Playing for Paterno takes the reader inside the Blue and White world of Penn State football and gives insight into the profound impact Paterno's program has had on young hearts and minds. The reader sees through the eyes of Charlie Pittman, a poor, black Baltimore kid who was transported to the alien, all-white world of Happy Valley in the 1960s and Tony Pittman, a child of privilege who spurned Harvard and Yale for big time football at Penn State in the 1990s. But the book offers much more than just life inside one of the premier programs in college football. It takes the discipline, confidence, and integrity of the Pittmans, Paterno and Penn State football and translates them into practical primer for readers who want to apply these principles to their own lives and careers.