M. B. Banks

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M.B. Banks was the Head Football Coach at the University of Tennessee for 5 seasons from 1921 to 1925. He had previously coached at Duke and was a player at Syracuse.

He led the Vols to a 27-15-3 record before leaving for Central High School in Knoxville.

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