Bill Walsh A "Mentor" to Tiger Woods

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Bill Walsh A "Mentor" to Tiger Woods
Niners Nation: Front Page Posts found this 7/31/2007 on www.waggleroom.com [flag]
Photo by Gary Newkirk / Golf Digest Sad news from the world of football today: Bill Walsh, the legendary offensive genius and coach of the San Francisco 49ers, has passed away at the age of 75 after a long battle with leukemia. SBN's 49ers blog, Niners Nation , has news coverage of Walsh's death and retrospectives on his career. The photo (via Golf Digest ) shows Walsh and Tiger ... [link]

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