Vince Lombardi

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"Vince Lombardi, the famous football coach, was born in 1913 and died in 1970. His blind fanaticism to the game of football made his athletes play for him as no teams had ever played before. He inspired great admiration and great anger in his men. For example, in his first days with the Green Bay Packers, Coach Lombardi found veteran player Max McGee breaking a training rule--and he smashed McGee's head against a dormitory wall. McGee responded to this with, "I'm not going to play for that...He's a Madman.".

Lombardi agreed with McGee's assessment of him. Lombardi viewed football as a special madness and he was proud to be the most committed leader in the game. The men on his team, halfback Paul Hornung, quarterback Bart Starr, guard Jerry Kramer, and fullback Jim Taylor, responded to Lombardi and put.."

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