Ollie Keller
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Ollie Keller (born March 8, 1929) is a former American football player and coach. Keller was an avid sportsman and after three years of playing on service teams while in the Air Force, he had a distinguished football career as a member of General R.R. Neyland’s National Championship Team of 1950-51 at the University of Tennessee. He also enjoyed a notable career in football and basketball during 1952-53 at then Memphis State University. His sports career earned him an induction into the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame, Memphis State University Hall of Fame and into the initial class of the Blount County Sports Hall of Fame. Keller was a celebrated high school teacher, administrator, coach and athletic director and enjoyed a distinguished collegiate coaching career at Memphis State University, Northeast Louisiana University, Iowa State University, and Colorado State University. Keller served as principal of the Fairview Middle School and as assistant principal of Brentwood High. He served during the Gov. Lamar Alexander administration as Assistant Commissioner of the Department of Conservation and during the Gov. Don Sundquist administration as Deputy Commissioner of the Department of Environment and Conservation.
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3 August 1929 Blount County, Tennessee
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| Died |
21 April 2019 (aged 89)
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| Zodiac | Leo |
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