Knute Rockne
Born March 4, 1888
Voss, Norway
Died March 31, 1931
Bazaar, Kansas
College football player and coach
Knute Rockne. Library of Congress.
"[A football star must have] brains, ...
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Rockne, Knute (1888-1931)
The legend of Knute Rockne goes beyond football. Every school with an active athletic program has its share of sports legends—stories about great athletes and coaches ...
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Knute Rockne (1888-1931), a genius in the sport of football, became an American folk hero and left his stamp of greatness on the entire sport.Knute Rockne was born on March 4, 1888, in Voss, Norway. I...
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