Who coached Penn State Fottball before Joe Paterno?
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No Coach-                               1887-1891\nGeorge W. Hoskins                 1892-1895\nDr. Samuel B Newton              1896-1898\nSam B Boyle                            1899\nWilliam N. "Pop" Golden          1900-1902\nDaniel A Reed                          1903\nThomas F. Fennell                   1904-1908\nWilliam M. "Bill" Hollenback      1909, 1911-1914\nJack Hollenback                       1910\nRichard C. "Dick" Harlow         1915-1917\nHugo F. Bezdek                        1918-1929\nRobert A. "Bob" Higgins            1930-1948\nF. Joseph "Joe" Bedenk            1949\nCharles A. "Rip" Engle               1950-1965\nJoe Paterno                               1966- Present
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Do you mean all sports? because Dave Odom did it two years ago when he won the SEC coach of the year at South Carolina in basketball.\n\n(Coincidently, Odom, Spurrier and Holtz have Univ. of South Carolina in common.)\n\nThe third football coach (and first to do this) is Bill Curry at Ga Tech (85) and 'Bama (87).
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I myself am a FSU fan, but as far as coaches go, I would rather play for Paterno.
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ever heard of bill bellicheck, coach of the patriots, he did not play football in college, and very little in high school,  thats about the closest i can get to the answer
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Jim Thorpe -- scored 25 TDs and won the national championship.  Also won 2 gold medals that year.
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When Don Shula was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame, in his introduction speech, he paid tribute to JOE JENKINS, his football coach in the 5th and 6th grade.\nhttp://www.profootballhof.com/hof/release.jsp?release_id=2101
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It would definitely be Kansas Jayhawks, I used to like Missouri Tigers too when they had Quin Snyder as their coach, that's when they used to be pretty good!
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I heard that the university of florida is pretty good..also you might want to check out Penn State
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Bill Walsh is the other coach. He coached the 49ers during the 80's.
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The 'Joe Paterno' Retirement Bowl to be held some place in Florida.
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I know the Pittsburgh Steelers was the first team in the NFL to have cheerleaders, but that was in the 1960's.  They were called the Pittsburgh Steelerettes.
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Well before i give my answer i just like to point out the greatest Cornhusker Coach and put them where they built up respect to their fine College Football Program. For those who do not remember now you can over 20 year's as the best Coach they had i pay tribute to.\n1. Coach Tom Osborne\nNow iam from Alabama so you know what iam going to say.\nBest College Football Coach : Paul W.'BEAR' BRYANT - 315\nBorn : Sept 11, 1913 - Died : Jan 26, 1983\nAs a Player\n1933 Alabama  won 7 lost 1 tied 1 PCT 83.3\n1934 Alabama won 10 lost 0 tied 0 PCT 100\n1935 Alabama  won 6 lost 2 tied 1 PCT 72.2\n__________________________________________\n Total         -  23   -   3    -  2  -   85.7\n\nAs Assistant Coach\n1936 Alabama  won 8 lost 0 tied 1 PCT 93.8\n1937 Alabama  won 9 lost 1 tied 0 PCT 90.0\n1938 Alabama  won 7 lost 1 tied 1 PCT 83.3\n1939 Alabama  won 5 lost 3 tied 1 PCT 61.1\n1940 Vandy    won 3 lost 6 tied 1 PCT 35.0\n1941 Vandy    won 6 lost 1 tied 2 PCT 77.8\n__________________________________________\n Total          - 38    - 12     - 6    - 73.2\n\nAs Head Coach\n1 yr Maryland won 6 lost 2 tied 1 PCT 72.2\n8 yrs Kentucky won 60 lost 23 tied 5 PCT 71.0\n4 yrs Texas A&M won 25 lost 14 tied 2 PCT 63.4\n25 yrs Alabama won 232 lost 46 tied 9 PCT 82.4\n______________________________________________\n Total         -    323  -    85  -    17  -  78.0\n\n Composite Totals\n( Player and Coach ) 384  -  100   -  25  -  77.9\n\nCoach of the Year Honors\nNational Coach of the Year \n1961-1971-1973\n\nSEC Coach of the Year\n1961-1964-1971-1973-1974-1977-1979-1981\n\nThe legend still live's own for Paul W 'BEAR' BRYANT\nis the GODFATHER OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL
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also want to mention my high school coach, Rich Erdelyi's here. Coach, you meant so much for us. I want to thank you for taking pride and dedication and teaching us the game of football. Coach Erdelyi takes all the credit for my success. To this day, he still tells the story that when I went to Central that I was throwing left-handed and he actually taught me how to throw right. Problem is, I think he believes it after all these years. Thank you, coach.
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Pro: Vince Lombardi College: Joe Paterno
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what the hell is fottball?
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It was Pudge Heffelfinger .  http://www.nfl.com/history/chronology/1869-1910
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Woah Amin, I though I was looking at the Michigan depth chart for a second.  Hart and Henne, are a joke, and I'd take Manningham over Breaston at this point.\n\nIf I were you I would watch out for Troy Smith from Ohio State, they return some stars on offense, Anthony Gonzalez and Ted Ginn should recieve quite nicely.  And he is a scrambler, complimented well by Antonio Pittman and number 1 recruit Chris Wells.  I think he will shine for the Buckeyes this season.\n\nBut Quinn and Peterson would be my best guesses.\n\nAnd Weis isn't the guru he was hyped by everyone to be, I'd consider him one of the most overrated coaches of all time.  See Fiesta Bowl against Ohio State, and how Charlie Weis was supposed to destroy them with his month to prepare.  Look what Tressel and the Buckeyes did with that, sure, they were the better athletes, but you can't disagree with the fact that Charlie had plenty of talent on that team, and was capable of winning it for Notre Dame, plain and simple, he didn't do it.  He got lucky against a superior USC team once, and after that everyone jumped on the bandwagon.  He didn't even have his own athletes in there, so don't come in and tell me he developed every one of those players into the men they became this season.