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in front of a Texas high school attendance record of 27,661 for district playoff game. While at Trinity, Reddell's teams won nine district titles and made the playoffs thirteen times. Reddell retired in 1992 with a record of 116–53–4 at Euless Trinity. He died in 2002 of congestive heart failure.
276:. He left in 1954 to return to his alma mater at Classen, an Oklahoma City suburb, in 1954. Despite a 9–2 in his first season, Reddell moved back to Texas, taking over as inaugural head football coach at newly opened 284:. The school had offered him a $ 6,500 annual salary — almost $ 3,000 more than he had made at Classen. Palo Duro, however, only won a single game in 1955, ironically against a school from 489: 200: 29: 776: 635: 265:, Reddell was a catcher on the 1951 national championship team. He achieved the rare feat of winning two national championships in the same year, in 1951. 482: 781: 766: 412: 761: 475: 393: 628: 315:, yet was able to compile a 25-11-4 record and leaving as the second-highest winning percentage in the history of the MHS program in 1975. 756: 751: 312: 296: 621: 308: 351: 331: 300: 154: 699: 498: 319: 204: 164: 771: 511: 242: 592: 375: 521: 746: 467: 144: 234:
history. In 1996, he was inducted to the Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District Hall of Fame.
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Doreen, Stewart (October 15, 2002). "Former MHS football coach Reddell dies".
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Soon after graduation, Reddell found his first head coaching position at
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After 11 seasons at Palo Duro, Reddell moved on to coach at
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Oklahoma
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HC
DeKalb HS (TX)
Classen HS HS (OK)
Amarillo Palo Duro HS (TX)
Arlington HS (TX)
Midland HS (TX)
Euless Trinity HS (TX)
National
1950
American football
high school football
Oklahoma City
Classen School of Advanced Studies
University of Oklahoma
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Bud Wilkinson
baseball
Sooners
DeKalb High School
Northeast Texas
Palo Duro High School
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Enid High School
Arlington High School
Midland High School

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