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Hayden Fry, a legendary Iowa football coach whose career also included integrating athletic programs in the Southwest Conference, died Tuesday at the age of 90.

Hayden Fry, Texan who turned around Iowa, dies at 90 Iowa football coach Hayden Fry is carried off the field Nov. 20, 1993, after his team defeated Minnesota for his 200th career victory in Iowa City.

John Hayden Fry was born in Eastland, Texas, on Feb. 28, 1929. His family moved to the football-obsessed town of Odessa when he was 8 years old and he quickly showed an affinity for that favorite ...

Released statements Fry family "With our family at his side, Hayden Fry, beloved husband, father, and grandfather, passed away following a lengthy battle with cancer. We are comforted in our faith and ...

Fry, who also coached at SMU from 1962-1972 at later at Iowa from 1979-1998, died last December at the age of 90. Fry, who was inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame in 2003, ended his head ...

sports SMU Mustangs Malcolm Christie is one of Hayden Fry’s greatest success stories — a success that goes beyond the gridiron Fry taught his players how to live. He was bigger than football.

SAN DIEGO — Nearly 30 years after Hayden Fry last worked a sideline in San Diego, the No. 19 Iowa Hawkeyes will remember their former coach when they play No. 22 USC in the Holiday … ...

Ferentz was an assistant coach under Fry from 1981-1989 and has been Iowa’s coach since 1999. He’s now led the Hawkeyes to seven straight winning seasons and three straight bowl wins.