Notre Dame football coach Frank Leahy retires; with teams; Terry Brennan's touchdown; Rockne with team

Frank Leahy, the renowned head coach of Notre Dame football, announces his retirement due to health issues. His career includes 87 wins, 11 losses, 9 ties, 6 undefeated teams, and 4 national championships. Leahy, a product of the Newt Rockne School, became Notre Dame's head coach at 33. Many of his players pursued coaching careers. Terry Brennan, a former player and assistant coach, succeeds Leahy at just 25, continuing the Irish football tradition.

What was one of Frank Leahy's significant achievements during his coaching career at Notre Dame?

• Winning 4 national championships

• Coaching for 50 years

• Winning 100 games

• Never losing a game

Which school did Frank Leahy attend that influenced his coaching style?

• Yale University

• Harvard University

• Princeton University

• Newt Rockne School at Notre Dame

At what age did Frank Leahy become the head coach of Notre Dame?

• 25

• 30

• 33

• 40

What is a notable achievement of Terry Brennan during his time as a player?

• Becoming the youngest head coach

• Returning a kickoff 97 yards

• Scoring the winning touchdown in a championship game

• Winning the Heisman Trophy

What role did Terry Brennan take on after graduating?

• Head coach of a rival team

• Assistant coach on Leahy's staff

• Sports commentator

• Athletic director