Steve Sloan, Former Alabama QB and Celebrated Coach, Dies at 79

Steve Sloan, known for his tenure as a quarterback and coach, passed away surrounded by family after a period in memory care.

Steve Sloan, a notable figure in college football, died at 79 in Orlando, Florida.
Sloan led Alabama to a national championship in 1965 and was named MVP of the Orange Bowl.
He coached at Vanderbilt, Texas Tech, Ole Miss, and Duke, amassing a career record of 68-86-3.
Sloan also served as athletic director at several universities including Alabama and Central Florida.
He is remembered for his significant contributions to college football and his universally respected character.