During his weekly call-in radio show Thursday night, Joe Paterno said the current issues with his right hip can be "fixed" and they will be fixed, although he did not specify a time frame for when he would get it fixed.

Paterno met with doctors Wednesday for the first time since injuring his hip demonstrating an on-side kick drill during practice the week before the season opener against Coastal Carolina.

This is what Paterno said during the show:

What I have is not something that can't be fixed. It's gonna be fixed. When we're gonna do it, I'm not sure right now. All I know is I want to get out on the road and recruit a little bit. We're not going to let this interfere with me doing the job I have to do for this football team.

Paterno also said quarterback Daryll Clark, who suffered a concussion against Ohio State has been undergoing tests all week and is expected to play against Iowa in a week and a half.

-- Wible