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• Lloyd Carr is the former head coach at the University of Michigan. Carr retired at the end of the 2007 season after thirteen years with the University.

• Fast Facts:

  1. Born: July 30, 1945
  2. Place of Birth: Hawkins County, Tennessee
  3. Attended: Riverview Community High School
  4. 1964-1966: Played in college for University of Missouri
  5. 1967: Transferred to Northern Michigan University to finish collegiate career
  6. Position played: Quarterback
  7. Major: Education
  8. Has four Big Ten titles
  9. Recipient of the 1997 Paul Bear Bryant Award
  10. Recipient of the 1997 Walter Camp Coach of the Year Award

• Brief Biography

  Lloyd Carr started his coaching career at the high school level, coaching at his former high school Riverview in the late-1960s. He got his first job in college coaching as an assistant with Eastern Michigan University. He then moved to Ann Arbor where he was an assistant under legendary coach, Bo Schembechler. He attained the head coaching job after Gary Moeller resigned from the post in 1995. As the head coach Carr went 122-40, with a 0.753 winning percentage.

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