Sports
By Aniket Kuila
10. Bear Bryant
Won 6 titles with Alabama. Legend in College Football. It was his hard-nosed style and emphasis on discipline that made him so.
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9. Geno Auriemma
Leader of Connecticut with 12 national titles. He demands excellence, builds stars, and keeps UConn on top year after year.
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8. Pat Summitt
Led Tennessee to 8 NCAA titles. Tough love and drive molded champions in women's basketball.
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7. Scottie Bowman
Won 9 Stanley Cup Titles while controlling 3 NHL teams. Well known for his astute mind and talent to create winning squads over and over again.
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6. Red Auerbach
Coached the Celtics to 9 championships, including an 8-straight streak. A pioneer who changed the NBA with intelligent trades and bold decisions.
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5. Vince Lombardi
Packer pride was five times the NFL championships. He is known for a hard-nosed approach to teamwork as well as the Super Bowl trophy that bears his name.
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4. Bill Belichick
Coached the Patriots to six Super Bowls. This shows smart planning, understandable in tough defense.
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3. John Wooden
UCLA, 10-time NCAA champion. He taught discipline, teamwork, and prepared students for challenges beyond the game.
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2. Phil Jackson
The coach won 11 NBA championships throughout his coaching career. His calm, coupled with the triangle offense, paved the way for the Bulls.
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1. Sir Alex Ferguson
Managed for Manchester United for 26 seasons and won 38 trophies. His energy, passion, and a magical eye for talent created a football dynasty.
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