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Penn State still without full-time coach
Updated: January 4, 2012, 12:53 PM ET
Associated Press
DALLAS -- Penn State interim coach Tom Bradley planned to hit the recruiting trail this week upon returning from a lost trip to Texas knowing full well his itinerary may change at any minute.
Nearly two months after Joe Paterno was fired, the school still hasn't settled on a permanent replacement.
"I'm going to work until the very end until they tell me I'm no longer needed," Bradley said Monday. "That's what Penn State is paying me to do and what is in my heart that I am going to ...
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PENN STATE SCANDAL

More than six decades of achievement could not withstand the sin of omission in connection to a terrible scandal. And so it ends for Joe Paterno. Ivan Maisel | Paterno fired | Full coverage
PENN STATE SCANDAL
- Trustees try to quell alumni angst
- Ex-assistants' severance to total $4.4M
- Faculty Council unhappy with inquest
- Paterno: I was confounded by allegation
- Penn State hires Patriots' O'Brien
- Judge: Ex-Penn State officials can face trial
- Sandusky waives hearing, goes to trial
- Penn State terminates Paterno licensing ties
- Sandusky's wife: He didn't harm kids
- Ex-FBI director to lead Penn State probe
- Paterno, Spanier fired from Penn State
- Key players in Penn State saga | Timeline
- PDF: Sandusky grand jury transcript
- Penn State blog coverage | Podcast

COMMENTARY
- Woj: Ignorance no excuse for Paterno
- Drehs: No easy answers for McQueary
- Schlabach: Long road to recovery
- Schlabach: Paterno's firing was just
- Bryant: A failure of power, moral authority
- Reilly: Save your sympathy for the victims
- Weinreb: Growing up Penn State

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