Longtime NFL, College Coach Passes Away at 64
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Longtime NFL, College Coach Passes Away at 64

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Kevin Sumlin, a longtime football coach with experience in both the NFL and college ranks, died unexpectedly over the weekend at the age of 64. He was most recently coaching in the United Football League (UFL).

Sumlin was the son of Bill Sumlin, a former head coach for the Kansas City Chiefs. Kevin Sumlin most recently served as the defensive coordinator for the Birmingham Stallions of the UFL. Prior to that, he held several prominent college coaching positions, including head coach at the University of Houston, Texas A&M University, and Arizona.

The cause of death has not been publicly released. The UFL and various college programs have expressed their condolences following the news of his passing. Details regarding services have not yet been announced.

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