(Coach Joe Paterno confers with quarterback Matt McGloin during the 2010 Outback Bowl. Credit: Al Messerschmidt/ Getty Images)
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) – The quarterback derby still isn’t over at Penn State.
Coach Joe Paterno today declined to name a starter for Saturday’s season opener against Indiana State, other than saying that both Rob Bolden and Matt McGloin would play.
Paterno said it didn’t make a difference which quarterback started — that the position isn’t one of his concerns right now.
Paterno, 84, walked into the Beaver Stadium media room today with a cane. He said he’s feeling better since accidentally getting leveled in practice three weeks ago by a receiver, though it was “50-50″ on whether he would be on the sideline this Saturday.
The hit injured Paterno’s shoulder and pelvis. He wants to be on the sideline, but his doctors are urging caution.
(Copyright 2011 by the Associated Press. All rights reserved.)



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