PENN STATE COACHES

1966 – 2011: Joe Paterno became the first head football coach at Penn State. Until the summary of 2020, there have been four coaches since that time. I looked at each picture the others day that I have a coach with a picture with me.

2011: Tom Bradley was an internal coach for Penn State. Tom, Rich Chivaroli (who passed away a few city years later), and me.

2012 – 2013: Bill O’Brien and me at the Coaches Caravan in Philadelphia.

2014 – Current: James Franklin, the Nittany Lion, and I with Coaches Caravan in DC.

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