Eddie Robinson (college football coach)

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Eddie Robinson
Sport	Football
Born	October 15, 1873
Place of birth	Lynn, Massachusetts
Died	March 10, 1945
Place of death	Boston, Massachusetts
Career highlights
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1896-1925	University of Nebraska–Lincoln Brown University University of Maine
College Football Hall of Fame, 1954 (Bio)

Eddie Robinson (October 15, 1873 – March 10, 1945) was a head football coach at University of Nebraska–Lincoln, Brown University, and University of Maine. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1954.

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Crawford • Thomas • Robinson • Yost • Branch • Booth • Foster • Cole • Stiehm • Stewart • Kline • Schulte • Dawson • Bearg • Bible • Jones • Presnell • Lewandowski • Clark • Masterson • Glassford • Elliott • Jennings • Devaney • Osborne • Solich • Pelini (interim) • Callahan • Pelini

v • d • e Brown Bears Head Football Coaches

Howland • Odlin • Norton • Moyle • Robinson • Gammons • Fultz • Robinson • Gammons • Robinson • T. McLaughry • Stahley • Engle • Zitrides • Kelley • J. McLaughry • Jardine • Anderson • Roesenberg • Kwiatkowski • Whipple • Estes

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Maine Black Bears Head Football Coaches

Johnson • Veazie • Folsom • J. Abbott • H. Robinson • Coombs • Hopkins • Burton • Farley • E. Robinson • Farley • King • McCoy • Schildmiller • Wingard • Reilly • Coahams • Hughlitt • McCann • Aldworth • Baldwin • Brice • Allen • Kenyon • Sezak • Kenyon • Allen • Nelson • Westerman • W. Abbott • Bicknell • Rogerson • Teevens • Murphy • Lichtenberg • Ferentz • Cosgrove