Shug Jordan

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Shug Jordan was a highly successful and long-tenured head football coach at Auburn University who led the Tigers to national prominence in the mid-20th century.

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instanceOf American football coach
college football coach
human
almaMaterRole star multi-sport athlete at Auburn University
associatedWithConference Southeastern Conference NERFINISHED
awardReceived AFCA Coach of the Year NERFINISHED
SEC Coach of the Year NERFINISHED
coachingRecordType major college football
collegeAttended Auburn University NERFINISHED
commemoratedBy statues and memorials on Auburn campus
conflictParticipatedIn World War II
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer Auburn University NERFINISHED
era mid-20th century college football
fieldOfWork college athletics
fullName Ralph Jordan NERFINISHED
hasWonChampionship Southeastern Conference football championship with Auburn
national championship in college football with Auburn
honor Auburn’s football stadium bears his name
influenced Auburn Tigers football tradition
legacy elevated Auburn into a consistent football power
memberOfSportsHallOfFame College Football Hall of Fame NERFINISHED
militaryService United States Army
nickname Shug NERFINISHED
notableFor leading Auburn football to national prominence
longest-tenured head football coach in Auburn history (20th century)
notableGame 1957 Auburn national championship season
occupation American football coach
basketball coach
playedFor Auburn Tigers football team NERFINISHED
Auburn Tigers men’s basketball team NERFINISHED
positionHeld head basketball coach at Auburn University
head football coach at Auburn University
regionOfActivity Southeastern United States NERFINISHED
sport American football
basketball
stadiumNamedAfter Jordan–Hare Stadium NERFINISHED
styleOfWork defense-oriented football coaching
subjectOf biographical articles on Auburn athletics history
teamCoached Auburn Tigers football team NERFINISHED
Auburn Tigers men’s basketball team NERFINISHED

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