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Mouse Davis – Coaching
(Born September 6, 1932) One of the most popular and colorful figures in football, Darrell “Mouse” Davis keeps coming home to Oregon. Mouse may have not invented the Run and Shoot offense that is so closely associated with him. He just nurtured it into the mainstream of football strategy. Like many future coaches before and..Read More
Rich Brooks – Coaching
(Born August 20, 1941) Brooks’s coaching career started at Oregon State as an assistant freshman coach while working on his master’s degree. After receiving his master’s degree, he moved to Sacramento, California, where he accepted an assistant coaching job at Norte Del Rio High School. He soon returned to his alma mater to serve as..Read More
Nick Robertson – Coaching
Nick Robertson (b. Dec 25, 1940) coached boys basketball for 41 years at three schools, finishing with 699 victories, two state titles and having co-founded the state’s most prestigious winter tournament – the Les Schwab Classic. Robertson’s career began at Sandy in 1964, but took off at McMinnville, where he coached the Grizzlies – led..Read More
Dick Gray- Coaching
(d. February 27, 2010) Dick Gray’s Benson boys basketball teams won five state championships, and he was once ranked as the all-time winningest coach in Oregon history. Gray spent 38 years at Benson High and finished his career with 560 victories. Among the many players Gray coached, standouts who went on to college and professional..Read More
Joe Etzel – Coaching
Joe Etzel (b. Jun 20, 1938) began his athletic career as a little league pitcher, moving on to Columbia Prep, and Central Catholic High Schools, before entering the University of Portland where he starred in baseball, and holds the school pitching win percentage record. The Pilots made the NCAA regionals in 1957 and 1958, and..Read More
Dewey Sullivan – Coaching
(May 6, 1935 – November 8, 2006) Dewey Sullivan coached football at Dayton High School from 1965 to 2006, compiling a record of 352-84-2. He was a positive influence on hundreds of young boys during his four decades at Dayton, and an equally influential icon to his fellow coaches. During his coaching career, Dayton teams..Read More
Roy Love – Coaching
(April 22, 1937 – June 17, 2019) Roy Love started his time at Portland State as a student athlete, playing baseball from 1955-1959. In 1993 he retired for the second time, as Athletic Director after over three decades of service to the University. Just three years after graduating, he became the head baseball coach and..Read More
Bobb McKittrick – Coaching
(Dec. 29, 1935 – Mar. 15, 2000) In his almost 40 year career of college and professional football coaching, Bobb McKittrick was always known as a teacher of the game. A native of Baker, Oregon, McKittrick attended Oregon State University where he played football and became a two-way started in his junior year. As a..Read More
Jack Dunn – Coaching
Jack Dunn (born May 31, 1929) is a sports legend in Oregon after coaching baseball for 39 years. He retired in 1994 from Portland State University after 20 straight winning seasons. At PSU, Dunn compiled a record of 630 wins against 439 losses (.589) as the head mentor. He never had a losing season at..Read More
Pokey Allen – Coaching
(Jan. 23, 1943 – Dec. 30, 1996) From coaching some of Portland State University’s greatest football teams to his zany television commercials, Pokey Allen is fondly remembered in the City of Roses. In seven seasons, Pokey coached PSU to its fine best records, to the University’s first five NCAA football playoffs and to two trips..Read More