DJ Dozieris in State College saw his Mercedes, plate no.D42 Pwr license plate from NJ
What kind of Mercedes? Sedan? GWagon?DJ Dozieris in State College saw his Mercedes, plate no.D42 Pwr license plate from NJ
What kind of Mercedes? Sedan? GWagon?
DJ is in town for a reason.
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8.6K views · 248 reactions | Penn State Football running back legend DJ Dozier talks about what it means for Coach Campbell to invite him back to Happy Valley to meet, hang out and address the current squad. #WeAre #PennState #WelvomeHome #ForTheFut
Penn State Football running back legend DJ Dozier talks about what it means for Coach Campbell to invite him back to Happy Valley to meet, hang out and address the current squad. #WeAre #PennState...www.facebook.com
Did you also know that DJ scored the winning touchdown vs Miami back in January 1987?
Personal story, if you allow it:DJ Dozieris in State College saw his Mercedes, plate no.D42 Pwr license plate from NJ
Penn State WayPersonal story, if you allow it:
In the summer of 1985, my family took a trip to visit friends. Of course, we had to make time for the pilgrimage to State College.
We arrived in the morning, walked around the facilities and a young man greeted us as he was leaving his apartment/dorm. He was very polite and welcoming as we told him of our trek up from Texas . My younger son (4 then) told him he liked DJ Dozier. The young man -- Darryl Washington -- asked my sons "Would you like to meet him?"
Darryl then walked the 3 of us (my wife stayed behind at Darryl's suggestion, as he knew DJ and roomie would likely be less than fully dressed). When DJ opened the door, my sons looked as if they were seeing Superman. Dozier, dressed only in shorts and sandals, welcomed all 4 of us into his home.
He offered us breakfast, but we declined, feeling a combination of embarrassment and awe. DJ asked us about our trip north and was very curious about what it was like living in Texas. He said he considered going to UT-Austin at some point. He signed autographs for both of my sons, and as we were about to exit, his roommate appeared.
From one of the rooms came a towering giant of a man who introduced himself as Tim Johnson. He, too, was very polite and welcoming to us 3 interlopers. We expressed our thanks and best wishes for the 1985 season, and then Darryl walked us back to my waiting spouse who could spot the beaming smiles on all 3 of us.
Little did we know then that about a year-and-a-half later, Dozier would score the winning touchdown while Johnson would make a critical 4th-quarter sack to cap a 12-0 National Championship season!
So I guess the following coaches didn't play for Penn State?My wife Kar follows all of the PSU athletics programs closely and related to me about Matt's call outs to lettermen ........
"Lettermen have been a crucial asset of Penn State for years. James Franklin littered his staff with them, but many departed when Matt Campbell took over, and Terry Smith is now the lone assistant coach who played for Penn State.
But that doesn’t mean Campbell is ignoring lettermen entirely. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. He’s made it a goal from the beginning to teach his players the rich history of Penn State, and the biggest aspect of that is bringing lettermen back around the program.
“The history of this football program, to be able to represent this, to understand the lineage, it's bigger than me. It's bigger than any of us,” Campbell said Tuesday. “What we're upholding every day we go on a practice field, and certainly, anytime you get the opportunity to put that uniform on and step in that stadium, you have to know what you're representing.”
What an iconic play! So many players “take a knee after a TD to draw attention to themselves. In this case it appeared to be genuine.
What an iconic play! So many players “take a knee after a TD to draw attention to themselves. In this case it appeared to be genuine.
It’s the first one I recall seeing.I don’t recall it being so common back then either.
Gee rosco,So I guess the following coaches didn't play for Penn State?
D'Anton Lynn - Defensive Coordinator
Dan Connor - Asst. LB Coach
Jordan Lucas - Asst. CB Coach
DeOn'tae Pannell - Asst. Dl Coaach
That doesn't include people like Alan Zeimitas, Jordan Hill, and Steven Gonzalez that are involved in recruiting or other aspects of the program.

Step, the part that Psurosco disagreed with wasn’t a Campbell quote, it was a line saying that “Terry Smith is now the lone assistant coach to have played for Penn State.” As he pointed out, that’s clearly wrong. What you pasted in appears to have come from this (poorly researched) Collegian article.Gee rosco,
You'll have to take those particulars up with Matt Campbell, those are his quotes, not mine.
Notice the quotation marks enclosing the three paragraphs I previously posted.
I recall when Lynn was leaving UCLA, I was hoping he would heavily consider Penn State, of course that didn't happen-then; But we have him now.
The other players you mentioned in your response, just don't ring a bell to me. I honestly do not remember those players.
"Matt Campbell, the new head coach of Penn State football, is actively seeking to reconnect with the program's rich history and traditions. He has reopened the Lasch Football Complex to former players and their families, creating a welcoming environment for those whose names and accomplishments helped shape the program's legacy."
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Thank you LionsFan, for pointing that out.Step, the part that Psurosco disagreed with wasn’t a Campbell quote, it was a line saying that “Terry Smith is now the lone assistant coach to have played for Penn State.” As he pointed out, that’s clearly wrong. What you pasted in appears to have come from this (poorly researched) Collegian article.