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Randylyon at 15:25, 24 February 2016

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	MADDOX, Claude. (Chicago, IL- )~~. Coach~~. In 1977 Maddox, at age twenty-three, became head football coach at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. He was the youngest head football coach in Iowa colleges and the first African American head football coach in the state of Iowa.		MADDOX, Claude. (Chicago, IL- ). In 1977 Maddox, at age twenty-three, became head football coach at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. He was the youngest head football coach in Iowa colleges and the first African American head football coach in the state of Iowa.

	Maddox came to Loras in 1971 as a student. As a member of the college's football team, he was a four-year starter, twice All-American and team captain. His abilities qualified him for a tryout with the National Football League. Considering a career with the Broncos or Dallas Cowboys during his senior year, Maddox instead chose to accept the coaching position at his alma mater.		Maddox came to Loras in 1971 as a student. As a member of the college's football team, he was a four-year starter, twice All-American and team captain. His abilities qualified him for a tryout with the National Football League. Considering a career with the Broncos or Dallas Cowboys during his senior year, Maddox instead chose to accept the coaching position at his alma mater.

Randylyon at 21:13, 11 March 2010

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	MADDOX, Claude. (Chicago, IL- ). Coach. In 1977 Maddox, at age twenty-three, became head football coach at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. He was the youngest head football coach in Iowa colleges and ~~was~~ the first African American head football coach in the state of Iowa.		MADDOX, Claude. (Chicago, IL- ). Coach. In 1977 Maddox, at age twenty-three, became head football coach at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. He was the youngest head football coach in Iowa colleges and the first African American head football coach in the state of Iowa.

	Maddox came to Loras in 1971 as a student. As a member of the college's football team, he was a four-year starter, twice All-American and team captain. His abilities qualified him for a tryout with the National Football League. Considering a career with the Broncos or Dallas Cowboys during his senior year, Maddox instead chose to accept the coaching position at his alma mater.		Maddox came to Loras in 1971 as a student. As a member of the college's football team, he was a four-year starter, twice All-American and team captain. His abilities qualified him for a tryout with the National Football League. Considering a career with the Broncos or Dallas Cowboys during his senior year, Maddox instead chose to accept the coaching position at his alma mater.

Randylyon at 16:31, 19 December 2008

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	Maddox came to Loras in 1971 as a student. As a member of the college's football team, he was a four-year starter, twice All-American and team captain. His abilities qualified him for a tryout with the National Football League. Considering a career with the Broncos or Dallas Cowboys during his senior year, Maddox instead chose to accept the coaching position at his alma mater.		Maddox came to Loras in 1971 as a student. As a member of the college's football team, he was a four-year starter, twice All-American and team captain. His abilities qualified him for a tryout with the National Football League. Considering a career with the Broncos or Dallas Cowboys during his senior year, Maddox instead chose to accept the coaching position at his alma mater.

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Randylyon at 16:39, 16 August 2008

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	MADDOX, Claude. (Chicago, IL- ). Coach. In 1977 Maddox, at age twenty-three, became head football coach at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. He was the youngest head football coach in Iowa colleges and was the first ~~AFRICAN-AMERICAN~~ head football coach in the state of Iowa.		MADDOX, Claude. (Chicago, IL- ). Coach. In 1977 Maddox, at age twenty-three, became head football coach at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. He was the youngest head football coach in Iowa colleges and was the first African American head football coach in the state of Iowa.

	Maddox came to Loras in 1971 as a student. As a member of the college's football team, he was a four-year starter, twice All-American and team captain. His abilities qualified him for a tryout with the National Football League. Considering a career with the Broncos or Dallas Cowboys during his senior year, Maddox instead chose to accept the coaching position at his alma mater.		Maddox came to Loras in 1971 as a student. As a member of the college's football team, he was a four-year starter, twice All-American and team captain. His abilities qualified him for a tryout with the National Football League. Considering a career with the Broncos or Dallas Cowboys during his senior year, Maddox instead chose to accept the coaching position at his alma mater.

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MADDOX, Claude. (Chicago, IL- ). Coach. In 1977 Maddox, at age twenty-three, became head football coach at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. He was the youngest head football coach in Iowa colleges and was the first AFRICAN-AMERICAN head football coach in the state of Iowa.

Maddox came to Loras in 1971 as a student. As a member of the college's football team, he was a four-year starter, twice All-American and team captain. His abilities qualified him for a tryout with the National Football League. Considering a career with the Broncos or Dallas Cowboys during his senior year, Maddox instead chose to accept the coaching position at his alma mater.