Bobby Ross
American football coach and player
Born
December 23rd, 1936
88 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United States
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This individual played as a college football player and transitioned to coaching, where a notable career developed. As a head coach, led the University of Maryland and the Detroit Lions. Achieved success in college football, culminating in a national championship with Georgia Tech in 1990. Also coached in the National Football League (NFL), influencing the development of multiple teams.
Won the national championship with Georgia Tech in 1990
Coached the Detroit Lions in the NFL
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