Johnny Majors, Pittsburgh | ACC Legends

Former Pittsburgh coach Johnny Majors represents the Panthers in the 2013 ACC Legends class. Majors took over a struggling Pitt program in 1973 and led them to a national title in 1976. Majors was the national coach of the year in 1973 and 1976.
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He was my head coach at the University of Tennessee. Love that guy.