Steve Sloan, Ex-Ole Miss Coach Obituary – Cause of Death : Steve Sloan, former Ole Miss coach, passes away at 79

Steve Sloan, a former Ole Miss coach who won two national titles as a player under legendary coach ‘Bear’ Bryant at Alabama, has reportedly passed away at the age of 79.

Sloan, who had a successful career as both a player and coach in college football, was known for his leadership and dedication to the game. He played under Bryant at Alabama in the 1960s, where he helped the team win two national championships in 1961 and 1964.

After his playing career, Sloan went on to have a successful coaching career, including stints at Texas Tech, Mississippi State, and Duke before eventually becoming the head coach at Ole Miss. He led the Rebels to a 20-34-1 record during his time as head coach from 1978 to 1982.

Sloan was widely respected in the college football community for his knowledge of the game and his ability to mentor young players. He was known for his passion for the sport and his commitment to helping his players succeed both on and off the field.

The news of Sloan’s passing has shocked and saddened many in the college football world. Tributes have poured in from former players, coaches, and fans, who have praised Sloan for his contributions to the game and his impact on the lives of those he coached.

At this time, the cause of Sloan’s death has not been confirmed, and further details surrounding his passing have not been released. The college football community mourns the loss of a true legend in the game, and Steve Sloan’s legacy will undoubtedly live on for years to come.