(Undated) -- Joe Paterno's death marks the end of a dynasty of influence on college sports and on Penn State University. witf's Radio Pennsylvania reporter Brad Christman offers this remembrance of the coach, his career, and the millions mourning his loss.
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Regional & State News Joe Paterno: A remembrance
Regional & State News Joe Paterno: A remembrance
Monday, 23 January 2012 13:23
Joe Paterno: A remembrance
Written by Brad Chirstman/Radio Pennsylvania
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