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Before Bill Belichick, there was Bill Walsh. How a legendary coach moves to the college game


Legendary NFL coach Bill Walsh was content, until a more personal opportunity came along at Stanford in January 1992. It was an unconventional move that placed pro football's sharpest mind in college. Walsh had coached college before, but what followed became a test of whether brilliance could adapt in a setting defined by a new set of variables. (ESPN.com)

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Before Bill Belichick, there was Bill Walsh. How a legendary coach moves to the college game


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