Bill Carr, Former Florida Gators Athletic Director and All-American, Passes Away at 78
Bill Carr, celebrated for his contributions on and off the field, died Saturday night, leaving behind a legacy of leadership and innovation in college athletics.
- Bill Carr, former Florida Gators athletic director and All-America center, died at age 78.
- Carr led the Gators' athletic department from 1979 to 1986, significantly impacting the program's infrastructure and financial health.
- He served in the U.S. Army and fulfilled his military service obligation before returning to football.
- Carr was criticized for his handling of NCAA violations during his tenure but remained a beloved figure in the Gators community.
- His son, Scott Carr, follows in his footsteps as the athletic director at FIU.