Dennis Franchione, longtime college football coach, dies at 75
Franchione's 40-year coaching career included stops at Texas A&M, Alabama and TCU, according to ESPN.
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Dennis Franchione, a college football coach whose career spanned four decades, has died at the age of 75, according to a report from ESPN.
Franchione's coaching career included stops at Texas A&M, Alabama and TCU, the report said, spanning a total of roughly 40 years in college football.
ESPN's report did not include the cause of death, the date Franchione died, or details on survivors. Further information on his coaching record and legacy at each of the programs he led was not included in the available reporting.
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