Difference between revisions of "Donahue, Terry"

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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Lettered as defensive lineman in 1965,66. Playing under Coach Tommy Prothro.
During those two seasons, Donahue started all 21 games and the Bruins compiled a record of 17-3-1, including a memorable upset of unbeaten Michigan State in the 1966 Rose Bowl.

COACHING HIGHLIGHTS

Was the longest tenured head coach for UCLA, leading the Bruins for 20 years from 1976 to 1995.
Compiled a record of 151-74-8 (0.665)
His teams went to 13 Bowl games, including eight straight appearances and four Rose Bowl appearances. This was a record at the time. The Bruins won eight straight Bowl games.

The Bruins won or shared five Pac-10 championships during his tenure.
His teams ranked in the Top 10 nationally five times.
During his 20 years, Donahue developed 34 first team All-American selections as well as the only three-time consensus All-Americans in Pac-10 history - linebacker Jerry Robinson and safety Kenny Easley.
Was the winningest coach in the Pac-10 (98 conference wins), as well as the winningest coach in UCLA history.

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 '''CAREER HIGHLIGHTS'''
 * Lettered as defensive lineman in 1965,66. Playing under [[Prothro, Tommy| Coach Tommy Prothro]].