The Clicks Of My Shutter: RIP - Joseph Vincent Paterno 1926-2012

Sunday, January 22, 2012

RIP - Joseph Vincent Paterno 1926-2012

These are just a couple of photos I took of JoePa over the past couple of years, coaching at Penn State for 61 years.

▲ JoePa pre-game of his 400th win

▲ A photo I took of him getting off the team bus and made it into a good luck image for his 4000th win.

At the Rose Bowl 2009 with his son in the picture behind him.

The Greatest Coach in College Football

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