Big Loss in the MUS football community

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Jake Rudolph, iconic head football coach and athletic director at MUS for thirty-nine years, died Sunday afternoon at Baptist East Hospital. All of us in the MUS community feel a great sense of loss with his passing. Information about arrangements for visitation and funeral will be sent as soon as the family has had time to make those decisions. Are thoughts and prayers are with Carolyn, sons Steve, Courtnay, and David, and their families.

 

Coach Rudolph coached from 1959-1997 and led the MUS owls to a 295-119-4 record including a 1985 State Title over Austin East. That’s a lot of football games coached. He was a great man who impacted alot of young mens lives.

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Jake Rudolph, iconic head football coach and athletic director at MUS for thirty-nine years, died Sunday afternoon at Baptist East Hospital. All of us in the MUS community feel a great sense of loss with his passing. Information about arrangements for visitation and funeral will be sent as soon as the family has had time to make those decisions. Are thoughts and prayers are with Carolyn, sons Steve, Courtnay, and David, and their families.

 

Coach Rudolph coached from 1959-1997 and led the MUS owls to a 295-119-4 record including a 1985 State Title over Austin East. That’s a lot of football games coached. He was a great man who impacted alot of young mens lives.

 

 

 

 

Coach Rudolph dedicated his life to working with young men and helping them develop not only as athletes, but as gentlemen. To devote one's time and energy to such an undertaking is truly noble. The lives he touched are innumberable and he will truly be missed. Missed but not forgotten! My prayers go out to the family and to the MUS family.

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As a current MUS football parent, I extend my sincere sympathies to the Rudolph family. The entire MUS family grieves with you.