Lloyd Carr

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American football coach human

Lloyd Carr is an American football coach best known for leading the University of Michigan Wolverines to consistent success, including a share of the 1997 national championship.

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instanceOf American football coach ⓘ
human ⓘ
1997SeasonRecord 12–0 ⓘ
almaMater Northern Michigan University ⓘ
awardReceived AFCA Coach of the Year ⓘ
Big Ten Coach of the Year ⓘ
Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year Award ⓘ
Paul "Bear" Bryant Award ⓘ
Walter Camp Coach of the Year Award ⓘ
bowlGameWon 1998 Rose Bowl ⓘ
bowlRecord 6–7 ⓘ
child Jason Carr ⓘ
coachOfTeam Michigan Wolverines football ⓘ
collegeFootballHallOfFameId 2304 ⓘ
conferenceTitlesWon 5 Big Ten Conference titles ⓘ
countryOfCitizenship United States of America ⓘ
dateOfBirth 1945-07-30 ⓘ
educatedAt Northern Michigan University ⓘ
employer Detroit Lions ⓘ
Eastern Michigan University ⓘ
Illinois Wesleyan University ⓘ
John Glenn High School (Westland, Michigan) ⓘ
Nativity High School (Detroit) ⓘ
University of Michigan ⓘ
Westland Junior High School ⓘ
endTimeAsHeadCoach 2007 ⓘ
familyName Carr ⓘ
fullName Lloyd Henry Carr Jr. ⓘ
givenName Lloyd ⓘ
hallOfFameInduction College Football Hall of Fame ⓘ
headCoachOf Michigan Wolverines football ⓘ
memberOfSportsTeam Northern Michigan Wildcats football team ⓘ
surface form: Northern Michigan Wildcats football
nationalTitlesWon 1 ⓘ
notableAchievement led Michigan Wolverines to share of 1997 national championship ⓘ
notableSeason Michigan Wolverines football ⓘ
surface form: 1997 Michigan Wolverines football season
occupation American football coach ⓘ
American football player ⓘ
overallRecordAsHeadCoach 122–40 ⓘ
placeOfBirth Hawkins County, Tennessee ⓘ
surface form: Hawkins County, Tennessee, United States
playedFor Northern Michigan Wildcats football team ⓘ
surface form: Northern Michigan Wildcats football
positionPlayed quarterback ⓘ
predecessorAsMichiganHeadCoach Gary Moeller ⓘ
religion Roman Catholicism ⓘ
residence Ann Arbor ⓘ
surface form: Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
retirementAnnouncementDate 2007-11-19 ⓘ
roleAtMichiganBeforeHeadCoach assistant coach ⓘ
defensive coordinator ⓘ
spouse Laurie McCartney Carr ⓘ
startTimeAsHeadCoach 1995 ⓘ
successorAsMichiganHeadCoach Rich Rodriguez ⓘ
workedUnderCoach Bo Schembechler ⓘ
yearOfHallOfFameInduction 2011 ⓘ
yearOfMajorCoachOfYearAwards 1997 ⓘ

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