Darrell Mudra

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Darrell "Dr. Victory" Mudra (born January 14, 1929) was an American football coach who coached for several college and professional teams, and won 2 national championships. Mudra is a native of Omaha, Nebraska.

[edit] Career

Preceded by:
Bob Danielson		 North Dakota State University Head Football Coach
1963–1965		 Succeeded by:
Ron Erhardt
Preceded by:
Jim LaRue		 University of Arizona Head Coach
1967–1968		 Succeeded by:
Bob Weber
Preceded by:
Art Dufelmeier		 Western Illinois Head Coach
1969–1973		 Succeeded by:
Brodie Westen
Preceded by:
Larry Jones		 Florida State University Head Coach
1974–1975		 Succeeded by:
Bobby Bowden
Preceded by:
John Konstantinos		 Eastern Illinois University Head Coach
1978–1982		 Succeeded by:
Al Molde
Preceded by:
Stan B. Sheriff		 University of Northern Iowa Head Coach
1983–1987		 Succeeded by:
Earle Bruce

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Arizona Wildcats Head Football Coaches
Forbes • Skinner • Gilette • Kates • Ruthrauff • Galbraith • Shipp • Quigley • King • McKale • Enke • Farwick • Oliver • Landreth • Miles W. Casteel • Winslow • Woodson • Doherty • LaRue • Mudra • Weber • Young • Mason • Smith • Tomey • Mackovic • Hankwitz • Stoops
Florida State Seminoles Head Football Coaches
Williamson • Veller • Nugent • Moss • Peterson • Jones • Mudra • Bowden
North Dakota State University Bison Head Football Coaches
Bolley • Harrison • Cochems • Marshall • Dobie • Magoffin • Reuber • Wood • Davis • Borleske • Cutting • Borleske • Cortright • Davis • Rockwell • Finnigan • Kostka • Lowe • Kostka • Bliss • Wenskunas • Anderson • Luymes • Danielson • Mudra • Erhardt • Kjelbertson • Wacker • Morton • Solomonson • Hager • Babich • Bohl
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