LaVell Edwards

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LaVell Edwards was a highly influential American college football coach best known for transforming BYU into a national powerhouse with his innovative passing offense and long, successful tenure.

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instanceOf American football coach
human
almaMater Brigham Young University
Utah State University
awardReceived AFCA Coach of the Year
Amos Alonzo Stagg Award
Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year Award
Paul Bear Bryant Award
birthDate 1930-10-11
birthPlace Orem, Utah, United States
linked to: Orem, Utah
bowlRecord 7–14–1
coachedPlayer Jim McMahon
Steve Young
Ty Detmer
coachOf BYU Cougars football
conferenceTitles 19
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 2016-12-29
deathPlace Provo, Utah, United States
linked to: Provo, Utah
employer Brigham Young University
endTime 2000
familyName Edwards
fullName Reuben LaVell Edwards
genreOfCoaching pass-oriented offense
givenName Reuben
hallOfFame College Football Hall of Fame
inductedInHallOfFame 2004
influenced modern college passing offenses
memberOf Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
militaryBranch United States Army
nationalChampionshipSeason 1984
nationalTitles 1
notableFor innovative passing offense at BYU
transforming BYU into a national football powerhouse
numberOfLossesAsHeadCoach 101
numberOfTiesAsHeadCoach 3
numberOfWinsAsHeadCoach 257
occupation American football coach
placeOfBurial Provo, Utah, United States
linked to: Provo, Utah
positionHeld head football coach at Brigham Young University
religion Latter-day Saint
linked to: Latter Day Saint
residence Provo, Utah, United States
linked to: Provo, Utah
sport American football
spouse Patti Edwards
stadiumNamedAfter LaVell Edwards Stadium
startTime 1972
wonNationalChampionshipWith BYU Cougars football

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