Former Notre Dame football coach Gerry Faust has passed away at the age of 89.
Faust, who made a significant impact in college football, is remembered for his tenure at Notre Dame where he served as head coach from 1981 to 1985.
During his time leading the Fighting Irish, he faced considerable challenges, but he was also known for his passion for the game and his commitment to the development of his players both on and off the field.

Before his time at Notre Dame, Faust achieved notable success at the high school level, where he led Cincinnati’s Moeller High School to five state championships.
His ability to adapt to coaching at the college level showcased his commitment to the sport and the influence he had on young athletes.
Faust’s legacy extends beyond wins and losses; he was admired for instilling values like discipline, teamwork, and perseverance in his players.

The Notre Dame community and the broader college football world are mourning his loss and remembering his contributions to the sport.
Faust’s impact on the players he mentored and the fans who cheered for the Fighting Irish remains a testament to his dedication and love for college football.
He will be remembered not just for his time as head coach, but for the lasting influence he had during his entire career.