Athletic Coaches and Managers

Bear Bryant coached Alabama between 1958-1982. In those 25 seasons Alabama won 10 outright SEC championships and were co-champions 3 times: Outright SEC champs: 1964, 1965, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979 Co SEC champs: 1961, 1966, 1981

At Inter he is paid £9.6 million a year.

Bert Kennedy.

Kennedy was head coach of KU from 1904-1910 and compiled a record of 53-9-4.

Current head coach Mark Mangino is second all time with 50 wins (through games played on November 14, 2009).

It is important because coaches are teachers, and if you teach bad habits or bad skills your team will take after you. If you are a good coach and make good choices and teach good skills and habits, your team will take after you. And if you don't care whether the team ends up with good skills or not you should not be a coach.

Bob Stoops of OU football team

$85,000

Mike Krzyzewski has been the head coach at Duke since 1980, so about 28-29 years!

Correct, she is white.

Amos Alonzo Stagg. Depending on the source, he compiled a record of 340-201-36 (Source: McClatchy Newspapers) or 314-199-35 (Source: Wikipedia), but either way it's far ahead of Hayden Fry's 178 losses in a total record of 232-178-10.

Hayden Fry was the head football coach of Southern Methodist University from 1962-1972 and North Texas State from 1973-1978.

He Is 65 now

he is born on September 17, 1965

Bear Bryant spent 25 years as head coach of Alabama (1958-1982).

give me my quarter back!

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Former Raiders head coach John Madden was born April 10, 1936 which would make him, as of December 10, 2007, 71 years old.

No, Charlie never quite or retired. He was fired. But, as of January, 2014, he returned to the Philadelphia Phillies as a senior adviser to general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. Manuel was offered a position the day he was fired.

it really depends on the school and the program.

2500-5000 for the season (3-4m)

In 1983, Sir Alex Ferguson was honoured in 1983 with an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE), for his service to football. He received the Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in 1995 and the Knight Bachelor in 1999. In recognition to his achievements with the Manchester United FC, Sir Alex Ferguson was inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame in 2002.

A lot of dedication and understanding of where his/her players are coming from as people.

If he makes you run more laps than everyone else and is harder on you than everyone else

Depends on the level you're interested in. Youth? Go to your local youth sports program and volunteer. Grade or High School? Get your degree and apply for a teaching job. If you have no background in basketball, you may still get hired at schools with no tradition. My grade school coaches had books "how to coach basketball" "football for dummies". College? Not much of a chance unless you make a name for yourself in HS or know an athletic director. Basically, like anything else, you have to start small and work your way up...unless you know someone.

Depends on what you are looking for revolutionizing the game: John Heisman

impressive sideline presence: Bear Bryant/Bobby Dodd/Bobby Bowden

winningest: John Gagliardi (winningest division 1: Bear Bryant)

Have an "email Joe Torre" option put on Joe's official website. There is none there.

He didn't play in the NFL.