Paul Brown coached the Cleveland Browns between 1946-1962. The Browns were in the All American Football Conference between 1946-1949. Brown also coached the Cincinnati Bengals from 1968-1975. The Bengals were an American Football League team from 1968-1969 and a National Football League team from 1970 to present.
2 players:anthony munoz and charlie joiner 1 non player: paul brown [head coach]
Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant won 14 SEC titles. He won his first with the University of Kentucky and 13 with the University of Alabama.
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Mike Tomlin has been coaching in the NFL for over 11 years.2001 -2005: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (defensive backs coach)2006: Minnesota Vikings (defensive coordinator)2007-present: Pittsburgh Steelers (head coach)
The Cleveland Browns are named after Paul Brown. While Paul Brown was the first Head Coach of the team, he was not the first owner as many believe. The first owner was Arthur B "Mickey" McBride. Once he was given a franchise in the AAFC he hired Brown to be Head Coach, along with General Manager and Vice President. Here's the whole story, In 1945, Arthur McBride brought the All-America Football Conference (AAFC) team to Cleveland. He ran a newspaper contest to name the team and offered the winner a $1,000 war bond. Many entries suggested the name "Browns" after Head Coach Paul Brown, but Coach Brown felt it wasn't "proper" to name the team after himself. Instead, the winning suggestion was the Panthers. However, there was a semi-pro team called the Cleveland Panthers in the '20s, and the owner still had the rights to the name. So, Coach Brown reluctantly agreed to name the team the Browns.
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2 players:anthony munoz and charlie joiner 1 non player: paul brown [head coach]
32 years
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Paul Brown Stadium has a seating capacity of 65,535 people.
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Lou Holtz was a football coach for a total of 33 years, beginning his career as an assistant coach. He began his roll of head coach in 1969 and finished in 2004.
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The team was named after the 1945 head coach of the team Paul Brown.
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