Recognition
In 1996 Jock McHale was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame and then was elevated to legend status in 2005.
Since 2001, the premiership coach is awarded the Jock McHale Medal, in honour of McHale's brilliant coaching record. The AFL has retrospectively made this award to each premiership coach since 1950, the year after McHale retired as a coach.
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