Stagg

American  

[stag] / stæg /

noun

1. Amos Alonzo, 1862–1965, U.S. football coach.

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Example Sentences

In her Substack, cultural critic and novelist Natasha Stagg commented on the trend, noting, “Reverse-image searching these images turn up books on early childhood education, dealing with anxiety or migraines, or teaching a kid to color outside the lines as an artistic parent.”

From Los Angeles Times

As far as athletics, the University of Chicago’s signature moment may be abolishing football, which it did in 1939, despite having a Big Ten program once coached by gridiron savant Amos Alonzo Stagg, the godfather of innovations like the huddle and the Statue of Liberty play.

From The Wall Street Journal

Elsewhere, dad Tommy, is grilled by Graham's returning character Hayden Stagg, before setting off to look for his son.

From BBC

For Stagg, the data from Blacksod confirmed his forecast that a low pressure system would move in from the Atlantic, bringing high winds and thick clouds to the Normandy coast on the night of June 4 and into June 5.

From Seattle Times

That helped Stagg forecast another change in the weather, and later that day, he told Eisenhower that he expected the winds to die down and the clouds to abate in time for a landing on June 6.

From Seattle Times