Nick Saban is asked: What is Joe Paterno's legacy at Penn State?
TUSCALOOSA, Alabama - Alabama coach Nick Saban was asked about
former Penn State coach Joe Paterno and what he thought
Paterno's legacy might be in the wake of his firing.   Paterno
was fired last week in the wake of the scandal over former
assistant coach Jerry Sandusky's alleged child sex abuse.
Paterno coached at Penn State for 46 seasons and is NCAA
Division I football's all-time wins leader with 409.  Alabama
played the Nittany Lions the past two season, including a trip
to State College, Pennsylvania, in September. The Crimson Tide
won 27-11 at Penn State.   "I don't really think it's for me to
say what his legacy is or to judge anyone or anything about
him," Saban said. "His record speaks for itself as a football
coach.  "The most important concern I have are the young people,
the victims of what has happened here. I don't think that
there's anything else that's important about it. It's a
terrible, sad sort of series of events that led t