Larry Cochell
Larry Cochell is a former baseball coach for the University of Oklahoma. His great career was overshadowed by his racial remarks (“There are honkies and white people and there are n——— and black people. Dunigan is a good black kid ... There’s no n——- in him.”) in an interview before an ESPN2 telecast of the Oklahoma-Wichita State game. He used racial remarks to describe Oklahoma's freshman outfielder Joe Dunigan III. With the embarrassment, he decided to resign. He is most notable for leading the Sooners to a national championship at the 1994 College World Series.
He also served as the head coach at Fullerton State, Creighton, Oral Roberts University and Northwestern.
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- Herb Millard (1966–1968)
- Tony Trvdik (1969)
- Larry Cochell (1970–1971)
- Dave Baker (1972–1977)
- Jerry Bartee (1978–1980)
- Dave Underwood (1981–1983)
- Jim Hendry & Dave Underwood (1984)
- Jim Hendry (1985–1991)
- Todd Wenberg (1992–1993)
- Jack Dahm (1994–2003)
- Ed Servais (2004– )
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- Lavoy Hatchett (1966–1968)
- Val Tucker (1969)
- Herb Dallis (1970–1976)
- Larry Cochell (1977–1986)
- Gary Vaught (1987–1989)
- Allan Barker (1990–1995)
- Sunny Golloway (1996–2003)
- Rob Walton (2004–2012)
- Ryan Folmar (2013– )
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