Very sad news: Dolphins Hall of Fame coach Don Shula passed away this morning at age 90, one of his children confirmed.
Don Shula Dead at 90
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SEAHAWKHARRYBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#1Don Shula Dead at 90Tags: None -
pologqSBR Posting Legend
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#290 years and had a good life I would imagine doing what he loved. may he rest in peace.Comment -
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#4RIP
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#5damn, good guy
RIP
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#6Thanks for advising Harry. I didn’t see that.
RIP
Great coach and a good manComment -
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#7RIP our friend Mr Shula !!Comment -
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#8Among many other things , a minor one , he had a good steakhouse at one timeComment -
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#9RIPComment -
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#10Originally posted by Sam OdomAmong many other things , a minor one , he had a good steakhouse at one timeComment -
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#11Nothing but respect for him as a football coach and as a man. R.I.P.
When I was big into trying all the best steak houses in the 80s and 90s, I was in Miami on business.
Went to Shula`s near the beach, think it was in a nice hotel. Very cool table side presentation with all the cuts displayed on a cart. I had high expectations. I remember being disappointed with my steak and never went back.
The only place on my list that I never got to try was Peter Luger`s.Comment -
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#12Indian Creek is Mourning today a small affluent Community that loved DS R.I.P. CoachComment -
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#13RIP one of the good guysComment -
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#14RIPComment -
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#152-4 in Super BowlsComment -
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#16Originally posted by Brock Landers2-4 in Super BowlsComment -
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#17Originally posted by RudyRuetigger
(Brock) what was your record in super bowls?
Stiffed 2-0Comment -
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#18Was it COVID?
I heard it was COVIDComment -
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#19I thought he was dead 10 years ago God bless himComment -
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#20Originally posted by Brock Landers2-4 in Super BowlsOriginally posted by RudyRuetiggerwhat was your record in super bowls?Originally posted by Sam Odom
Stiffed 2-0
buriedComment -
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#22Sad news. One of my favorite coaches of all time.Comment -
darrell74SBR Posting Legend
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#23Most unbreakable record in sports.
Most wins by an NFL coach:328
Bill Belichick is active at 278-not sure hes going to threaten this record howeverComment -
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#24Originally posted by darrell74Most unbreakable record in sports.
Most wins by an NFL coach:328
Bill Belichick is active at 278-not sure hes going to threaten this record however
cal ripken jrs streak is probably up there
im not sure this sniffs top 10Comment -
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#25Originally posted by Brock Landers2-4 in Super Bowls
You can't win 'em all BrockComment -
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#26Shula won an NFL-record 347 games, including including playoff games. He coached the Dolphins to the league's only undefeated season (17-0) in 1972, culminating in a 14-7 victory over the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl VII.
The Dolphins repeated as champions the next season, beating the Minnesota Vikings 24-7 in Super Bowl VIII, the third straight title game Miami had played in; the Dolphins lost 24-3 to the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl VI.
In all, Shula guided the Dolphins to five Super Bowls, including losses to the Redskins (27-17 in Super Bowl XVII) and San Francisco 49ers (38-16 in Super Bowl XIX).
RIP CoachComment -
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#27RIP Coach Shula.Comment -
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#28Originally posted by darrell74Most unbreakable record in sports.
Most wins by an NFL coach:328
Bill Belichick is active at 278-not sure hes going to threaten this record however
DiMaggio hitting streak hardest imo.
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#29Originally posted by RudyRuetiggerno chance is that the most unbreakable record
cal ripken jrs streak is probably up there
im not sure this sniffs top 10
Chamberlain's 100 points for NBA.
Every other sport has 0 unbreakable. In NFL some coach will pass Shula as the league expands the seasons.Comment -
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#31Originally posted by MinnesotaFatsRipkens streak is one of 5 records that will never fall. 56 game streak by DiMaggio, Ryan's KO mark, Cy Youngs wins and losses the other.
Chamberlain's 100 points for NBA.
Every other sport has 0 unbreakable. In NFL some coach will pass Shula as the league expands the seasons.Comment -
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#32Originally posted by MinnesotaFatsRipkens streak is one of 5 records that will never fall. 56 game streak by DiMaggio, Ryan's KO mark, Cy Youngs wins and losses the other.
Chamberlain's 100 points for NBA.
Every other sport has 0 unbreakable. In NFL some coach will pass Shula as the league expands the seasons.
ripken and ryans strikeout record dont have a chance to be beaten
his wins and losses? i mean you could easily see a starter only going 5 innings in the future so i wouldnt say those are unbreakableComment -
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#33RIP Shula. Great coach.Comment -
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#34Originally posted by RudyRuetiggerwhat was your record in super bowls?He still owes guys money from the last two super bowls. Maybe eventually it will be “rip” for lander?
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#35Terribly sad day.
As a life long Dolphin Fan, "The Old Man" was as much about the growth of South Florida as he was one of the greatest
NFL Coaches of all time...
Loved the way he commanded respect
He's on Mt. Rushmore....
He was "My" coach when I was 10....and still coach at 35 when we already had 3 kids....
Was upset the way I felt he was treated at the end, but look what the Cowboys did to "The Hat...
Replaced, coincidently, by the same guy in both cases .....( There's a trivia question for ya)
He will always be remembered as a great leader, a winner, the only coach to go undefeated in a season...( Yea I said it so friggen sue me)... and a some time "Stiff Prick", but always, a model of consistency.
Much Respect
Rest in PeaceComment
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