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League | Date/Season | Team(s) | Type |
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College football | January 1, 1973 | Cotton Bowl (Texas Longhorns vs. Alabama Crimson Tide) | Program |
Edmonton Elks head coaches |
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Annis Stukus (1949-51) • Frank Filchock (1952) • Darrell Royal (1953) • Pop Ivy (1954-57) • Sam Lyle (1958) • Eagle Keys (1959-63) • Neill Armstrong (1964-69) • Ray Jauch (1970-76) • Hugh Campbell (1977-82) • Pete Kettela (1983) • Jackie Parker (1983-87) • Joe Faragalli (1987-90) • Ron Lancaster (1991-97) • Kay Stephenson (1998) • Don Matthews (1999-00) • Tom Higgins (2001-04) • Danny Maciocia (2005-08) • Richie Hall (2009-10) • Kavis Reed (2011-13) • Chris Jones (2014-15) • Jason Maas (2016-19) • Scott Milanovich (2020) • Jaime Elizondo (2021) • Chris Jones (2022–present) |
Coaches Portal |