Knute Rockne
Knute Rockne was the best football coach of his time. He coached Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish. His life was cut short by an airplane crash on March 31, 1931, in Chase County, Kansas. His coaching years were portrayed and dedicated to his brilliant career as Notre Dame’s head Football Coach. He is the man mostly responsible for making football what it is today. Knute Rockne has been recognized as an ideal football coach. He had everything necessary to be a great coach. On March 4, 1888, Knute Rockne, was born. He born and grew up in Voss, Norway. Then in 1893 he and his family immigrated to the United States of America, and then was raised in the city of Chicago. “They settled down in Logan Square District in the suburbs of Chicago with their three children.(“Rockne, Knute”) Little Knute at the age of five, had a childhood not much different from kids other than his age. All the activities of childhood; football, baseball, occasional fights, young Knute knew it all. A teacher once said: ‘Knute did to have his own way.’” Knute had just about two years of school in Voss before coming to America. He then attended Breanto Grammar School in Chicago, Illinois. He would learn quickly ana had a great memory. ‘ He
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