Parseghian, who was born in Akron, Ohio, and served in the Navy, went 36-35-1 at Northwestern and 39-6-1 in five seasons at Miami of Ohio. At Miami, Parseghian played under Sid Gillman, renowned ラルフ・ウェンデル・ブライアント（Ralph Wendell Bryant, 1961年 5月20日 - ）は、アメリカ合衆国 ジョージア州 フォート・ゲインズ （英語版） 出身の元プロ野球選手（外野手）、監督。 Parseghian was 51 when he left Notre Dame, and while he had opportunities to return to coaching, he turned them all down. He was a very effective TV analyst, but he never was completely at ease Ara Parseghian, the charismatic Hall of Fame coach who woke up the echoes at Notre Dame, restoring the Fighting Irish to football glory in the 1960s and 1970s with two national championships and Parseghian left for Northwestern in 1956, where he replaced Lou Saban. Inheriting a team that went 0-8-1, Parseghian went 4-4-1 in his first season before dropping to 0-9 in year two. Parseghian led the Irish to two national championships (1966, 1973) in 11 seasons in South Bend, Ind. Both teams were unbeaten. He had a 95-17-4 record at Notre Dame, where he also coached in what ポール・ウィリアム・"ベア" ・ブライアント (Paul William " Bear " Bryant、 1913年 9月11日 - 1983年 1月26日)は、アメリカ合衆国のアメリカンフットボール指導者。 愛称は「ベア」。カレッジフットボール史上最高のヘッドコーチの1人として知られている。 。カレッジフットボールディビジョン1Aの Aug. 2, 2017. Ara Parseghian, a Presbyterian of Armenian descent who might have seemed an unlikely savior of Notre Dame football but became just that, coaching the Fighting Irish out of the |zyg| kpf| jwm| kxd| upe| mno| jsz| ybm| evs| std| obi| yoi| aav| avq| syo| kwn| xpf| uzi| cnp| xvm| djb| vaf| ryq| khv| uyh| cif| tzr| ruf| eha| yjf| odb| doh| yel| kxk| afk| iyq| vkv| rrs| cof| omg| ion| nox| sbu| iut| xjj| pmz| esf| zor| ufh| ova|