paul  bear '' bryant was the coach doing the scouting when forrest ran through football practice.
paul  bear '' bryant was the coach doing the scouting when forrest ran through football practice.
who was the coach doing the scouting when forrest ran through football practice?
paul `` bear '' bryant
forrest and jenny remained close friends all the way through high school, though he remained a target for bullies. one day, while running from some bullies, he interrupted the local high school's football practice by running across the field faster than all the players. this feat caught the attention of alabama crimson tide head football coach paul "bear" bryant, who was at the practice scouting football players. after his incredible running ability impressed the coach, forrest received a football scholarship to the university of alabama, where his speed helped them win several games. he played for five years and wore jersey number 44, which is believed to be a reference to his birth year. he was later named to the all-american team and got to meet president john f. kennedy at the white house. when asked by the president how he felt, forrest (having drunk about fifteen dr. peppers) gave an honest answer: "i gotta pee."
forrest gump (character)
on april 4, 2017, d211 held an election for three of the seven board seats. the seats of robert lefevre, anna klimkowicz, and mike scharringhausen were up for election; lefevre and klimkowicz ran for reelection. all three seats were occupied by board members who voted to accept the agreement with ocr. the other candidates for the three open board seats were katherine david, ralph bonatz, jean forrest, and former board member edward yung. david, bonatz, and forrest ran as a slate who publicly opposed the board's agreement with ocr. the three had pledged to end gender identity-based locker room access to transgender students as well as bathroom access, which the district had allowed previously without pressure from ocr. lefevre, klimkowicz, and yung ran independently of each other, but generally supported the agreement with ocr.
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