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Yes.
Bear Bryant was head coach against Texas in 9 games during his career. His record was 1-7-1.
Bryant was head coach of Maryland in 1945, Kentucky between 1946-1953, Texas A&M between 1954-1957, and Alabama between 1958-1982.
He did not coach against Texas while at Maryland.
He coached one game against Texas while at Kentucky. That was in 1951 and Texas won that game, 7-6.
During his four years at Texas A&M, he coached four games against Texas and won once, that being in 1956.
He coached four games against Texas while at Alabama, losing 3 times and tying once.
To answer your question....yes!
Next time just summarize instead of givnig us the stats.
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Alabama was 0-4 against Notre Dame during Coach Bryant's tenure. They lost the Sugar Bowl played December 31, 1973, the 1975 Orange Bowl, and regular season games in 1976 and 1980.
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What teams did Coach Bear Bryant never beat?
There are three teams Coach Bear Bryant never defeated. They are the University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish, University of Texas Longhorns, and University of Alabama Crimson Tide.
How many did duke beat Notre Dame basketball?
Duke vs. Notre Dame final score at the Joyce Center is 76-72 in favor of Notre Dame
Who beat Notre Dame in 1993?
Boston College defeated Notre Dame on November 20th by a score of 41 to 39.
Who won the NIT in 1992?
Virginia beat Notre Dame.
Who won the NIT in 1984?
Michigan beat Notre Dame.
What year did Notre Dame last beat Alabama?
2003
Who was the coach at Alabama when they beat notre dame in football?
Gene stallings
Who won the NIT in 2000?
Wake Forest beat Notre Dame.
Who beat UCLA at the end of there game win streak?
Notre Dame
Who has the most national collage football championships?
Alabama Crimson tide with 13 championships.
What year did Notre Dame beat Alabama in football?
Sat, Oct 04 1986 Alabama defeated Notre Dame 28-10 in Birmingham Al.
Has Alabama ever beat Notre Dame?
Notre Dame Notre Dame Since there is no "official" national champion in FBS college football, the answer would depend upon the criteria you want to use. According to the schools themselves, Alabama claims 13 while Notre Dame claims 11. But each school uses different and subjective criteria to determine which seasons are "claimed" as championships. Most researchers would argue that Alabama's criteria is somewhat looser than ND's, and that if the same qualifications were applied to each school, ND would have at least 13 as well. If you count the total number of seasons where ANY recognized selector chose Alabama or Notre Dame as champion, then Notre Dame has 21 while Alabama has 17. If you only count seasons where the school finished #1 in either the AP or the UPI/Coaches poll, the two schools are tied with 8 titles each. If you only count BCS championships, Alabama leads 1-0.
