cubedoggy

Well-traveled coach Lou Saban dies at age 87 - ESPN

Always a great interview; the guy just loved coaching.

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Troy Brown for Pro Football Hall of Fame

dalero

He lived for football. RIP

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Wide_Receiver

A true pioneer of the game; he will be missed.

fgssand

Cousin of Nick Saban, not father as I always thought..............RIP Lou.

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LOVE New England sports....10 years SEVEN championships!!!

RayClay

Guess i should mention he was the first Patriots coach.

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patriotsdynasty12189

Love RIP man

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PATSNUTme

Yes. And I never knew that until last year when it was a trivia question. I did remember him as coach of the Bills but not the Patriots.

PatsWickedPissah

Rather than rip the guy, me I respected his contribution. He was a cornerstone.
Oh wait.
Never mind.

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Gwedd

Damn. That's too bad. He definitely was a pioneer of the modern game. Good man, good life. Thanks, Coach, for everything you did!

As the first Patriots coach, he would've been 37 years old. Put Josh in a whole new light, eh?

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"They're killin' me Whitey, they're killin' me!"

-- One of the greatest coaching lines of all time. Enjoy winning in heaven, Lou.