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→Shows' long legacy
Les Miles, former coach of the LSU Tigers, who addressed the memorial service, earlier in the week described his friend Shows as:
Les Miles, former coach of the LSU Tigers, who addressed the memorial service, earlier in the week described his friend Shows as:
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a great man, coach and father and he will be missed tremendously. he did so many wonderful things that impacted the lives of the players he coached. He had great success on the football field, but it was the positive impact on the lives of the young men that he coached and the relationship that he had with his players that made him so special. ...<ref>"Legendary coach Don Shows leaves impressive legacy behind," Channel 33 ([[NBC]]) in [[Baton Rouge]], March 3, 2014.}}</ref></blockquote>
a great man, coach and father and he will be missed tremendously. he did so many wonderful things that impacted the lives of the players he coached. He had great success on the football field, but it was the positive impact on the lives of the young men that he coached and the relationship that he had with his players that made him so special. ...<ref>"Legendary coach Don Shows leaves impressive legacy behind," Channel 33 ([[NBC]]) in [[Baton Rouge]], March 3, 2014.</ref></blockquote>
Scott Stone, a former offensive coordinator, lauded his mentor at the memorial service:
Scott Stone, a former offensive coordinator, lauded his mentor at the memorial service: