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American football player and coach (1932–2012)

John Lee Armstrong
Biographical details
Born	(1932-12-15)December 15, 1932 Attalla, Alabama, U.S.
Died	November 1, 2012(2012-11-01) (aged 79) Birmingham, Alabama, U.S.
Playing career
1950–1953	Howard (AL)

Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1965	Woodlawn HS (AL)
1966–1968	Samford
1972–1977	Center Point HS (AL)

Head coaching record
Overall	20–9–2 (college) 34–32–3 (high school)

John Lee Armstrong (December 15, 1932 – November 1, 2012) was an American football player and coach. He was a college football player at Howard College—now known as Samford University—in Homewood, Alabama from 1950 to 1953. Armstrong returned to his alma mater to serve as head football coach from 1966 to 1968, compiling a record of 20–9–2.

Head coaching record

College


Year	Team	Overall
Samford Bulldogs (NCAA College Division independent) (1966–1968)
1966	Samford	6–3–1
1967	Samford	8–2–1
1968	Samford	6–4
Samford:		20–9–2
Total:		20–9–2

High school


Year	Team	Overall	Conference
Woodlawn Colonels () (1965)
1965	Woodlawn	4–4–1
Woodlawn:		4–4–1
Center Point Eagles () (1972–1977)
1972	Center Point	6–4
1973	Center Point	7–2–1
1974	Center Point	5–5
1975	Center Point	1–8–1	1–3
1976	Center Point	8–2	3–1
1977	Center Point	3–7	2–2
Woodlawn:		30–28–2	6–6
Total:		34–32–3

References

"John Lee Armstrong". Samford University. Retrieved December 6, 2018.
"John Lee Armstrong". al.com. Retrieved December 6, 2018.
"Former Samford Head Coach John Lee Armstrong". al.com. November 2, 2012. Retrieved December 6, 2018.

v t e Samford Bulldogs head football coaches
Houston Gwin (1902) Walter T. O'Hara (1903) Houston Gwin (1903) No team (1904) Davis F. Stakely (1905) John Counselman (1906–1908) Winton M. Blount (1908) John B. Longwell (1909) James C. Donnelly (1910) John B. Longwell (1911) B. L. Noojin (1912–1914) Eugene Caton (1915) John B. Longwell (1916–1917) C. W. Streit (1917) Maxwell James (1918) Chester C. Dillon (1919) Robert C. Marshall (1920–1921) Harris G. Cope (1922–1923) Jenks Gillem (1924–1926) Chester C. Dillon (1927–1928) Eddie McLane (1929–1933) Clyde Propst (1934) Billy Bancroft (1935–1939) William C. White (1940–1941) No team (1942) Euil Snider (1943) Bub Walker (1944–1945) No team (1946–1947) Ted McCrary (1948) Earl Gartman (1949–1953) William C. White (1954) Howard Foote (1955–1956) Virgil Ledbetter (1957–1958) Bobby Bowden (1959–1962) Bubba Scott (1963–1965) John Lee Armstrong (1966–1968) Wayne Grubb (1969–1973) No team (1974–1983) Kim Alsop (1984–1986) Terry Bowden (1987–1992) Chan Gailey (1993) Pete Hurt (1994–2001) Bill Gray (2001–2006) Pat Sullivan (2007–2014) Chris Hatcher (2015– )

Samford Bulldogs head football coaches

Houston Gwin (1902)
Walter T. O'Hara (1903)
Houston Gwin (1903)
No team (1904)
Davis F. Stakely (1905)
John Counselman (1906–1908)
Winton M. Blount (1908)
John B. Longwell (1909)
James C. Donnelly (1910)
John B. Longwell (1911)
B. L. Noojin (1912–1914)
Eugene Caton (1915)
John B. Longwell (1916–1917)
C. W. Streit (1917)
Maxwell James (1918)
Chester C. Dillon (1919)
Robert C. Marshall (1920–1921)
Harris G. Cope (1922–1923)
Jenks Gillem (1924–1926)
Chester C. Dillon (1927–1928)
Eddie McLane (1929–1933)
Clyde Propst (1934)
Billy Bancroft (1935–1939)
William C. White (1940–1941)
No team (1942)
Euil Snider (1943)
Bub Walker (1944–1945)
No team (1946–1947)
Ted McCrary (1948)
Earl Gartman (1949–1953)
William C. White (1954)
Howard Foote (1955–1956)
Virgil Ledbetter (1957–1958)
Bobby Bowden (1959–1962)
Bubba Scott (1963–1965)
John Lee Armstrong (1966–1968)
Wayne Grubb (1969–1973)
No team (1974–1983)
Kim Alsop (1984–1986)
Terry Bowden (1987–1992)
Chan Gailey (1993)
Pete Hurt (1994–2001)
Bill Gray (2001–2006)
Pat Sullivan (2007–2014)
Chris Hatcher (2015– )

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