Tommy O'Boyle
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Tommy O'Boyle was a college football coach at Missouri State University and Tulane. From 1947 to 1948, he served as Missouri State's head football coach, and was very successful going 7-2-1 and 9-2 in his 2 seasons, giving him an overall record there of 16-4-1. In 1962, an opportunity opened for him to take the head coaching job at Tulane. Being a former all-american lineman at Tulane, he considered the position a dream job. However, this job gained him the notoriety, as he went 6-33-1, and erased his previously good record at Missouri State.
In his career, he has also served as an assistant coach for the Kansas City Chiefs.
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