Leo B. Calland
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Leo B. Calland ( February 24, 1901 to March 1984 ) was a football coach.
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[edit] Coaching Career
Calland coached at Idaho, and San Diego State. From 1929 to 1934, he coached at Idaho, where he compiled a 21-30 record. From 1935 to 1941, he coached at San Diego State, where he compiled a 34-22-4 record.
[edit] College Career
He played football and basketball at USC. After graduating USC, he became an assistant football coach there.
[edit] Military Career
After coaching at Idaho, he entered the NAVY, where he served during World War II.
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Higgins • Morse • Herbold • Griffith • Middleton • Grogan • Griffith • Rademacher • Bleasmaster • Hutchinson • Kelley • Mathews • Erb • Calland • Bank • Schmidt • Brown • Howell • Curfman • Stahley • Andros • Musseau • McNease • Robbins • Troxel • Davitch • Erickson • Gilbertson • Smith • Tormey • Cable • Holt • Akey
