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Earle Edwards
Football
Inducted: 1974
- Born in Pennsylvania, 1908
- Graduate of Penn State
- Assistant football coach at alma mater from 1936–1948, and at Michigan State from 1949–1953
- Football coach at NC State from 1954-1970
- Revived dormant program, coaching State to three ACC titles
- Named ACC Coach of the Year four times
- Coached State to its first bowl victory in 1967 Liberty Bowl
- Carter Stadium (now Carter-Finley Stadium) completed during his tenure
- Compiled a record of 77-88-8
- President of American Football Coaches Association, 1970
- Died in 1997