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Sports & gamesNotre Dame quarterback and coach

Notable Lewis Countians

Eugene H. ‘Red’ Edwards

1904–1981

A Weston-born Notre Dame quarterback, 1926 co-captain, member of the victorious 1925 Rose Bowl team, and later college coach. Edwards was born in Weston before his football career brought him to Notre Dame and coaching posts around the country.

Lewis County connection

Edwards was born in Weston before his football career brought him to Notre Dame and coaching posts around the country.

An American football resting on turf

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Lewis County connection

Edwards was born in Weston before his football career brought him to Notre Dame and coaching posts around the country.

Career and public significance

A Weston-born Notre Dame quarterback, 1926 co-captain, member of the victorious 1925 Rose Bowl team, and later college coach.

His place in the Rockne era gives Lewis County a direct connection to one of college football's most mythologized programs.

Reading the record carefully

Later anecdotes—including a reported offer from Art Rooney—are attributed to the West Virginia Sports Hall of Fame rather than stated as independently proven fact.

Life and legacy

Timeline

  1. 1904

    Born in Weston.

  2. 1925

    Plays on Notre Dame's Rose Bowl-winning team.

  3. 1926

    Co-captains Notre Dame.

  4. 1981

    Dies after a long coaching career.

Sources and further reading

How this profile was documented

  • Red Edwards

    West Virginia Sports Hall of Fame

    Starting source for biographical dates, offices, achievements, and the Lewis County connection.

  • Timeless Weston

    City of Weston

    Starting source for biographical dates, offices, achievements, and the Lewis County connection.

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