Coaching
December, 1990
A college football coach can be revered, beloved, respected, an educator, a father figure, the kind of man you would want your son to play for, a credit to the university, a pillar of the community, a gentleman who always plays by the rules and an all-round good old boy, but if he doesn't win a national championship sometime during his career, he will never be remembered as a great coach—great as in Bear Bryant or Knute Rockne—and according to the alumni, hanging would be too good for him.The pr...
