Minnesota Golden Gophers Football - Other Notable Coaches and Players

Other Notable Coaches and Players

  • Marion Barber Jr. - Retired NFL Running Back
  • Phil Bengtson - Retired NFL Head Coach
  • Rene Capo - Olympic judoka
  • Gino Cappelletti - All-time AFL scoring leader
  • Gil Dobie - Won two national championships as head coach of the Cornell Big Red football team
  • Tony Dungy - Retired NFL Head Coach
  • Verne Gagne - Professional wrestler; founder AWA
  • Tony Levine - Head coach of the Houston Cougars football team
  • Chip Lohmiller - Retired NFL Kicker
  • Karl Mecklenburg - Retired NFL Linebacker
  • Cory Sauter - Retired NFL Quarterback
  • Darrell Thompson - Retired NFL Running Back, current Gopher football radio announcer
  • Rick Upchurch - Retired NFL Wide Receiver
  • DeWayne Walker - Head Coach, New Mexico State Aggies football team
  • Murray Warmath - Last head coach to lead Minnesota to the Rose Bowl and National Championship
  • Bud Wilkinson - Won three national championships as head coach of the Oklahoma Sooners football team
  • Norries Wilson - Head Coach, Columbia Lions football team, first African American head football coach in the Ivy League

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