Dan McDonald       

HIGH SCHOOL: Dan McDonald attended McArthur High School and lived in or near Saginaw, Michigan. He wrestled and played football, and was a two-way performer as offensive tackle and defensive end. He was named captain his senior season, and Class A all-area and all-state honors.

COLLEGE: He was a defensive starter for three seasons (1968-70). During his sophomore year he racked up 31 solo tackles and 26 assists as a defensive end. He was moved to linebacker and recorded 62 tackles, 27 assists, and one interception, including 11 tackles for loss (-76 yards). In 1970, he was named co-captain. He had 43 solo tackles, 31 assisted tackles, and three tackles for losses (-11).

In his career, he had 136 solo tackles and 84 assisted tackles for a combined total of 220, along with 14 career tackles for losses totaling 87 yards.

PROFESSIONAL: After college he coached at Iowa City Regina High in 1972. In 1973, he joined the Iowa staff as a graduate assistant, and became defensive line coach for the 1974 and 1975 seasons.

Born 7/15/1949 and is 75 years old.

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