Gerry Faust, Former Notre Dame and High School Coaching Legend, Passes Away at 89

Faust, known for his leap from high school to Notre Dame, leaves a legacy of inspiration and resilience in the world of football.

Gerry Faust, who transitioned from a successful high school coaching career to lead Notre Dame's football team, has died at the age of 89.
Faust's tenure at Notre Dame, marked by a 30-26-1 record, was a period of mixed success, but he remained grateful for the opportunity to coach his dream team.
Before his time at Notre Dame, Faust built Moeller High School into a national powerhouse, achieving a 178-23-2 record with multiple state and national titles.
Despite challenges at the college level, Faust's influence and motivational spirit continued as he coached at the University of Akron and inspired countless individuals.
Faust's legacy is celebrated not only for his coaching achievements but also for his deep faith, optimism, and the enduring impact he had on players and communities.