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Lee Tressel (February 12, 1925 – April 16, 1981) was a football coach and athletic director at Baldwin–Wallace College in Berea, Ohio. Tressel accumulated the most winning record as the head football coach at Baldwin–Wallace.
Lee Tressel starred in academics and football in high school at Ada, Ohio, and at Baldwin-Wallace College. He was a Navy lieutenant in World War II. Tressel began his coaching career in 1948 and worked at three Ohio high schools--Ada, Mentor, Massillon.
1 de dic. de 2009 · Lee Tressel was a successful football coach at Baldwin-Wallace College and high schools in Ohio. He led the Yellow Jackets to the NCAA Division III National Championship in 1978 and was named Coach-of-the-Year.
In 1943, with war raging around the globe and the United States flexing its muscles to maintain liberty and freedom for so many, a young, freshman at The Ohio State University named Lee Tressel joined what was then known as the V-12 Program.
You can read about Lee Tressel's playing and coaching career at Baldwin Wallace University and the playing career of his youngest son, Jim, former Head Coach at The Ohio State University.
Learn about the life and career of Lee Tressel, a legendary football coach and player at Baldwin Wallace University. Read about his famous "Cartwheel Play", his family legacy, and his achievements as a Navy veteran and educator.
Lee Tressel starred in academics and football in high school at Ada, Ohio, and at Baldwin-Wallace College. He was a Navy lieutenant in World War II. Tressel began his coaching career in 1948 and worked at three Ohio high schools--Ada, Mentor, Massillon. He had a ten-year record of 70-20.
