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Collier. Collier told Modell he first needed the blessing of his wife and of Brown, to whom he still felt a sense of loyalty. He called Brown, who told him he had to take the job because he had a family to support.
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Collier went to work at Paris High School in 1928 as a mathematics teacher, and coached several of the school's sports teams. He got the nickname "George" when he was a teacher because he affectionately called most of his male students "George" and most of his female students "Martha". He married
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in 1976, and retired to a house on a lake in Texas, where he played golf and visited with friends and family. He died of the disease in 1983. His wife died in 1996 and was buried next to him in Paris, Kentucky. Collier and his wife had three daughters, Carolyn, Jane, and Kay.
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Brown made some changes as a result of the pressure from his players and Modell, and allowed
Collier to put into place a "check-off system" that allowed the quarterback to run several approved alternative plays to the ones Brown called. When Collier was praised in the
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to serve in the Navy and lead the
Bluejackets team. Collier took notes and hoped to pick up some football knowledge he could use when he returned to Paris. Brown, however, noticed Collier's dedication, and brought him onto his staff as a volunteer assistant.
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treatment, but none of it worked. Collier struggled during press conferences because he often could not hear what reporters were asking and answered the wrong questions. In eight years as coach, Collier led Cleveland to a championship and a 76–34–2 record.
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decisions. Brown had held almost complete control over football matters for almost two decades, but Modell was not willing to give Brown the free hand that previous owners had given him. Without informing Modell, Brown in 1962 traded away star
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817:. A group of former Kentucky players in 2008 started the Blanton Collier Sportsmanship Group, which promotes ethics, education, and integrity in sports. The nonprofit organization now oversees the Blanton Collier Award.
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touchdown. Despite Jim Brown's retirement after the 1965 season, the Browns had another four consecutive winning seasons and advanced to the NFL championship game in 1968 and 1969 under Collier, but lost both times.
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said in 1997. "Paul just junked Blanton's system, as if to say, 'Hey, I'm running the show now'." As Collier grew apart from Brown, he became closer to Modell, who enjoyed discussing football minutiae with him.
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340:and remains the second-most recent
16:American football coach (1906–1983)
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5649:Kentucky Wildcats football coaches
5639:Georgetown Tigers football players
2636:"Blanton Long Collier (1906–1983)"
1979:Hudson, Bill (November 24, 1957).
467:Great Lakes Naval Training Station
324:between 1954 and 1961 and for the
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2872:. Cleveland: Gray & Company.
2715:"Hall of Very Good Class of 2009"
557:, an assistant to Bear Bryant at
332:(NFL) between 1963 and 1970. His
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1669:"Blanton Collier dead of cancer"
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377:All-America Football Conference
2610:"Collier named all-star coach"
1864:, pp. 181, 233, 253, 281.
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320:head coach who coached at the
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3306:Cleveland Browns head coaches
2018:"Kentucky Gives Collier Gate"
1958:Daytona Beach Morning Journal
1932:Daytona Beach Morning Journal
1639:Ron Borges (March 16, 2020).
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425:Early life and college career
367:. At a naval base outside of
3495:# denotes interim head coach
2831:. Jefferson, NC: McFarland.
2120:"The NFL Coaching Tree 2008"
1852:, pp. 64, 81, 121, 145.
485:In 1945, Brown was hired by
465:Collier was assigned to the
292:Great Lakes Training Station
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5679:Deaths from cancer in Texas
5674:Deaths from prostate cancer
5659:People from Paris, Kentucky
2487:"Collier Knew Vikes Had It"
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400:highest winning percentages
383:record over eight seasons.
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495:National Football League
410:in 1976, and retired to
355:. After graduating from
330:National Football League
176:Cleveland Browns (asst.)
5634:Cleveland Browns scouts
2770:Cantor, George (2008).
2491:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
2465:Sarasota Herald-Tribune
1902:"History and Tradition"
1458:1st in Century Division
1400:1st in Century Division
1351:1st in Century Division
873:Southeastern Conference
791:NFL Players Association
616:for the right to draft
544:Southeastern Conference
475:Great Lakes Bluejackets
419:NFL Players Association
2846:Piascik, Andy (2007).
2743:. WKYT. Archived from
2052:Middlesboro Daily News
1563:Pro-Football-Reference
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579:Howard Schnellenberger
515:University of Kentucky
509:University of Kentucky
322:University of Kentucky
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1485:NFL Championship game
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767:College All-Star Game
729:NFL Championship game
620:, a back who won the
592:and Schnellenberger.
479:Ohio State University
431:Millersburg, Kentucky
280:Years of service
56:Millersburg, Kentucky
3367:Marty Schottenheimer
1985:The News and Courier
831:Head coaching record
761:Later life and death
670:Most Valuable Player
517:head football coach
314:Blanton Long Collier
4516:1949 AAFC champions
4199:1948 AAFC champions
3870:1947 AAFC champions
2789:Keim, John (1999).
2519:. December 2, 1970.
2450:, pp. 206–209.
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2099:on December 3, 2013
2028:on January 24, 2013
1991:on January 24, 2013
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1600:Kentucky portal
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347:Collier grew up in
205:Coach of the Year (
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5113:Assistant coaches:
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4744:Assistant coaches:
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4128:Assistant coaches:
3794:Assistant coaches:
3093:Thomas Andrew Gill
2673:on October 5, 2011
2517:Rochester Sentinel
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2260:, pp. 59, 64.
2093:Sports Illustrated
1764:on October 7, 2012
1645:Sports Illustrated
1515:2nd in AFC Central
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2576:Bangor Daily News
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3489:(2020–present)
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3471:Gregg Williams
3467:
3459:
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3447:Rob Chudzinski
3443:
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3415:Terry Robiskie
3411:
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3391:Bill Belichick
3387:
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3359:Sam Rutigliano
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3165:Bernie Shively
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803:Manning family
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622:Heisman Trophy
614:Bobby Mitchell
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4448:John Brickels
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4341:
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4326:Horace Gillom
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4311:
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4254:Weldon Humble
4251:
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4131:John Brickels
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4069:Don Greenwood
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4045:Marion Motley
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4018:
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4003:Horace Gillom
4000:
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3991:Dante Lavelli
3988:
3986:
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3976:
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3961:Ernie Blandin
3958:
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3928:
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3925:Weldon Humble
3922:
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3812:Fritz Heisler
3810:
3808:
3807:Red Conkright
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3797:John Brickels
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3660:
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3633:Ernie Blandin
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3138:
3134:
3133:Chet A. Wynne
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3098:
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3069:Alpha Brumage
3066:
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2899:Find a Grave
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68:(1983-03-22)
53:July 2, 1906
18:
5619:1983 deaths
5614:1906 births
5543:Head coach:
5504:Paul Wiggin
5488:Jim Houston
5424:Monte Clark
5416:Mike Bundra
5400:Jim Kanicki
5368:John Wooten
5352:John Morrow
5320:Ernie Green
5312:Leroy Kelly
5248:Dave Raimey
5123:Weeb Ewbank
5095:Head coach:
5072:Dom Moselle
5032:Tommy James
5024:Warren Lahr
5008:Tony Adamle
4992:Cliff Lewis
4984:Otto Graham
4968:Mac Speedie
4848:Lin Houston
4840:Bill Willis
4824:Hal Herring
4752:Weeb Ewbank
4728:Head coach:
4703:Les Horvath
4697:Edgar Jones
4685:Tommy James
4679:Warren Lahr
4667:Tony Adamle
4649:Cliff Lewis
4643:Otto Graham
4631:Mac Speedie
4601:Joe Spencer
4547:Lin Houston
4541:Bill Willis
4429:Head coach:
4392:Edgar Jones
4380:Tommy James
4362:Tony Adamle
4350:Ollie Cline
4338:Cliff Lewis
4332:Otto Graham
4320:Mac Speedie
4230:Lin Houston
4224:Bill Willis
4112:Head coach:
4081:Edgar Jones
4063:Ray Terrell
4039:Tony Adamle
4021:Ermal Allen
4015:Cliff Lewis
4009:Otto Graham
3997:Mac Speedie
3931:Alex Kapter
3907:Lin Houston
3901:Bill Willis
3883:Mike Scarry
3778:Head coach:
3759:Tom Colella
3753:Edgar Jones
3747:Bob Steuber
3735:Ray Terrell
3705:Gene Fekete
3693:Bud Schwenk
3687:Cliff Lewis
3681:Otto Graham
3669:Mac Speedie
3609:Jim Daniell
3603:Alex Kapter
3597:Bob Kolesar
3579:Lin Houston
3573:Bill Willis
3555:Mike Scarry
3465:(2016–2018)
3463:Hue Jackson
3457:(2014–2015)
3441:(2011–2012)
3439:Pat Shurmur
3433:(2009–2010)
3425:(2005–2008)
3409:(2001–2004)
3407:Butch Davis
3401:(1999–2000)
3393:(1991–1995)
3383:Jim Shofner
3377:(1989–1990)
3369:(1984–1988)
3361:(1978–1984)
3345:(1975–1977)
3337:(1971–1974)
3329:(1963–1970)
3321:(1946–1962)
3261:Mark Stoops
3255:(2010–2012)
3247:(2003–2009)
3245:Rich Brooks
3239:(2001–2002)
3237:Guy Morriss
3231:(1997–2000)
3223:(1990–1996)
3215:(1982–1989)
3207:(1973–1981)
3199:(1969–1972)
3191:(1962–1968)
3183:(1954–1961)
3175:(1946–1953)
3173:Bear Bryant
3143:(1938–1942)
3135:(1934–1937)
3127:(1927–1933)
3119:(1924–1926)
3103:(1920–1922)
3095:(1918–1919)
3079:(1915–1916)
3071:(1913–1914)
3047:(1909–1910)
3039:(1906–1908)
3031:(1904–1905)
3021:Jack Wright
3007:(1900–1901)
2999:(1898–1899)
2989:Lyman Eaton
1701:Kelber 1992
878:(1954–1961)
799:Gale Sayers
750:acupuncture
702:Lenny Moore
618:Ernie Davis
519:Bear Bryant
502:Otto Graham
499:quarterback
229:High school
109:High school
86:Position(s)
5608:Categories
5592:Ed Ulinski
5480:Bill Glass
5408:John Brown
5344:Mike Lucci
5280:Galen Fiss
5232:Larry Benz
5208:Frank Ryan
5098:Paul Brown
5080:Don Phelps
5048:Ken Gorgal
4936:Jim Martin
4904:Lou Rymkus
4864:Alex Agase
4856:Abe Gibron
4731:Paul Brown
4583:Lou Rymkus
4565:Ed Ulinski
4559:Alex Agase
4553:Bob Gaudio
4432:Paul Brown
4266:Lou Rymkus
4260:Chet Adams
4248:Ed Ulinski
4242:Alex Agase
4236:Bob Gaudio
4218:Mel Maceau
4115:Paul Brown
3943:Lou Rymkus
3937:Chet Adams
3919:Ed Ulinski
3913:Bob Gaudio
3895:Mel Maceau
3822:Bob Voigts
3781:Paul Brown
3765:Fred Evans
3675:Al Coppage
3621:Lou Rymkus
3615:Chet Adams
3591:Ed Ulinski
3567:Mel Maceau
3375:Bud Carson
3319:Paul Brown
3221:Bill Curry
3205:Fran Curci
2997:W. R. Bass
2559:Pluto 1997
2547:Pluto 1997
2535:Pluto 1997
2410:Pluto 1997
2398:Pluto 1997
2386:Pluto 1997
2374:Pluto 1997
2336:Pluto 1997
2324:Pluto 1997
2309:Pluto 1997
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2258:Pluto 1997
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2222:Pluto 1997
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2198:Pluto 1997
2186:Pluto 1997
2174:Pluto 1997
2073:Pluto 1997
2032:August 31,
1826:Pluto 1997
1794:Pluto 1997
1716:Pluto 1997
1606:References
1139:Win %
1127:Win %
854:Conference
801:, and the
795:Tony Dungy
663:Frank Ryan
575:Chuck Knox
447:basketball
388:Art Modell
373:Paul Brown
246:Allegiance
113:Paris (KY)
49:1906-07-02
5578:Dub Jones
5448:Lou Groza
5272:Jim Brown
5056:Dub Jones
4912:Lou Groza
4709:Dub Jones
4661:Lou Saban
4589:Lou Groza
4410:Dub Jones
4374:Bob Cowan
4356:Lou Saban
4278:Lou Groza
4272:Ben Pucci
4093:Jim Dewar
4075:Lew Mayne
4057:Bill Lund
4051:Bob Cowan
4033:Lou Saban
3955:Lou Groza
3729:Bill Lund
3699:Lou Saban
3627:Lou Groza
3229:Hal Mumme
3109:Jack Winn
2614:Star-News
2597:Keim 1999
2448:Page 2010
1886:Keim 1999
1874:Keim 1999
1811:Keim 1999
1650:April 17,
1531:CLE Total
1069:Kentucky:
857:Standing
717:Christmas
710:Jimmy Orr
642:Milt Plum
626:Jim Brown
603:Lexington
571:Don Shula
528:Tennessee
521:left for
371:, he met
361:U.S. Navy
342:Cleveland
283:1943–1945
274:U.S. Navy
181:1963–1970
163:1954–1961
152:1946–1953
139:1944–1945
129:1928–1943
5472:Bob Gain
4952:Len Ford
3723:Al Akins
3473:# (2018)
3417:# (2004)
3385:# (1990)
3353:# (1977)
3263:(2013– )
3197:John Ray
2868:(1997).
2433:June 15,
2359:June 15,
2089:"People"
1571:See also
1561:Source:
1479:Lost to
1421:Lost to
1366:Lost to
1276:Lost to
1051:Kentucky
1028:Kentucky
1005:Kentucky
982:Kentucky
959:Kentucky
936:Kentucky
913:Kentucky
890:Kentucky
851:Overall
638:fullback
634:leukemia
611:halfback
540:Ole Miss
443:football
429:Born in
336:won the
263:Service/
167:Kentucky
124:As coach
3149:No team
1142:Result
1088:41–36–3
1076:21–34–3
1073:41–36–3
836:College
559:Alabama
536:AP Poll
369:Chicago
328:in the
223:College
214:Records
158:(asst.)
146:(asst.)
98:College
3481:(2019)
3449:(2013)
3167:(1945)
3159:(1944)
3151:(1943)
3111:(1923)
3087:(1917)
3063:(1912)
3055:(1911)
3023:(1903)
3015:(1902)
2991:(1897)
2983:(1896)
2975:(1895)
2967:(1894)
2959:(1893)
2951:(1892)
2876:
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2835:
2816:
2797:
2778:
1130:Finish
1084:Total:
813:, and
811:Peyton
807:Archie
781:Legacy
581:, and
265:branch
193:Awards
75:, U.S.
58:, U.S.
1762:(PDF)
1473:Beat
1415:Beat
1224:Beat
1219:100.0
1035:2–4–1
1032:5–4–1
992:T–6th
989:3–4–1
986:5–4–1
923:T–7th
920:3–3–1
917:6–3–1
900:T–3rd
848:Team
845:Year
513:When
435:Paris
412:Texas
63:Died:
43:Born:
2874:ISBN
2852:ISBN
2833:ISBN
2814:ISBN
2795:ISBN
2776:ISBN
2753:2012
2727:2016
2701:2012
2679:2012
2648:2012
2622:2012
2584:2012
2499:2012
2473:2012
2435:2012
2361:2012
2154:2012
2128:2012
2105:2012
2060:2012
2034:2012
1997:2012
1966:2012
1940:2012
1914:2012
1770:2012
1652:2023
1554:42.9
1543:69.1
1512:50.0
1499:1970
1468:50.0
1454:76.9
1441:1969
1410:50.0
1396:71.4
1383:1968
1347:64.3
1334:1967
1309:64.3
1296:1966
1257:78.6
1244:1965
1205:76.9
1192:1964
1166:71.4
1153:1963
1136:Lost
1124:Ties
1121:Lost
1107:Year
1104:Team
1046:1961
1023:1960
1015:10th
1000:1959
977:1958
969:12th
954:1957
931:1956
908:1955
885:1954
820:The
708:and
445:and
404:1970
396:1964
392:1963
288:Unit
207:1954
198:1964
173:1962
35:1963
5526:87
5518:86
5510:85
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