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RIP Kay Dalton

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Beardown

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Passed away at the age of 90. He was a great coach and it's possible we do not win the 2 National Championships without him. I also think he got a raw deal when he was fired during the transition years. What a great career and cheers to a great leader of young men!

It would be great if former players who lurk about this website would kindly share their best memories from him.
 
I was just going to post about this.
Without any inside knowledge, I always thought he was the brains behind the operation during our title runs while Glenn was the heart and emotional leader. The titles don't happen without either of them. He was one of the guys that Irv Brown would speak highly of on the Denver sports radio.
Glad he had this long of a run and I hope he didn't suffer in his later years.
 
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