Innovative Dartmouth football coach Buddy Teevens dies at 66 from injuries sustained in March bicycle accident

Teevens suffered severe injuries including a spinal cord injury and amputation of his right leg after being struck by a truck while cycling in Florida.
He was Dartmouth's all-time winningest coach with 117 victories and pioneered new safety techniques like robotic tackling dummies.
Teevens advocated for opportunities for women in college football, hiring the first full-time female coach.
His longtime assistant Sammy McCorkle has taken over as interim head coach for Dartmouth.
Teevens had a long coaching career at Dartmouth, Tulane, Stanford and other schools and was known for his impact on and off the field.