Former Big Ten football coach dead at 96
Former Big Ten football coach Jerry Hanlon has died at the age of 96. Hanlon spent 23 seasons as an assistant coach at Michigan, working with multiple position groups and coaching several All-Americans.
Jerry Hanlon, a longtime college football coach, has died at 96. He spent 23 seasons as an assistant at Michigan, working under coaches Bo Schembechler and Gary Moeller. Hanlon coached defensive line, offensive line, and quarterbacks, and worked with 18 All-American linemen and quarterback Jim Harbaugh. He began his career at Miami University in Ohio and later worked at the University of Dayton. After retiring from coaching, Hanlon became an assistant director of development and external relations for Michigan's athletic department. Hanlon's legacy includes developing young players into leaders and devoted family men.
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