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John Robinson, Legendary Football Coach, Passes Away at 89

John Robinson, celebrated football coach for USC and LA Rams, dies at 89 due to pneumonia complications, leaving behind a significant legacy in football.

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Updated: Nov 11th, 2024, 10:49 PM ET

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John Robinson, a revered coach who led USC to a national championship and the LA Rams to multiple playoff appearances, has died at 89 from pneumonia. With a coaching record of 104-35-4 at USC, Robinson won four Rose Bowls and set the Rams' franchise record for career victories at 75-68. His influence extended through his mentorship of future coaching greats and the development of celebrated players. Known for his emphasis on physical play, Robinson's legacy remains profound in college and professional football. A celebration of his life is planned following the college football season.

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