STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - An exchange of words with another motorist on a campus road was blown out of proportion by Internet-fueled rumors and media speculation, Penn State coach Joe Paterno said Thursday night.
The motorist complained to university police about Paterno's conduct after the Oct. 5 incident. No charges were filed.
Paterno, on his weekly radio show Thursday night, said the incident happened after he noticed a car had driven through a stop sign.
Paterno said he was angered by rumors - which first surfaced on Internet message boards - calling the incident 'road rage' or saying that he used profanity.
'I really resent the whole thing. I don't even know the names of the people who accused me of it,' Paterno said on the radio show.
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