Curt Gentry (American football)

Curt Gentry

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Position:

Personal information

Date of birth:

August 8, 1941

Place of birth:

Career information

College:

Maryland Eastern Shore

NFL Draft:

1966 / Round: 17 / Pick: 257

Career history

Chicago Bears (1966–1968)

Career NFL statistics

Games played:	38
Interceptions:	6
Player stats at NFL.com

Curtis William Gentry (born August 8, 1941) is a former American football player and coach. He played professionally as a defensive back for three seasons in the National Football League (NFL) with the Chicago Bears. Gentry served as the head football coach at Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University in 1976 and at Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Missouri in 1980.

References

External links

Curt Gentry at the College Football Data Warehouse

Alabama A&M Bulldogs head football coaches

Matthew W. Bullock (1924–1926)
Shag Harris (1927)
Cliff Green (1928–1932)
Sticky Jacobs (1933)
Porter James (1934–1936)
Dwight Fisher (1937–1940)
Dyke Smith (1941)
George H. Hobson (1942)
No team (1943–1944)
George H. Hobson (1945–1959)
Louis Crews (1960–1975)
Curt Gentry (1976)
Theophilus Danzy (1977–1978)
Ray Greene (1979–1983)
Ed Wyche (1984–1985)
Ray Greene (1986–1988)
George Pugh (1989–1991)
Ray Bonner (1991–1993)
Reggie Oliver (1994)
Kenneth Pettiford (1995–1997)
Ron Cooper (1998–2001)
Anthony Jones (2002–2013)
James Spady (2014– )

Lincoln Blue Tigers head football coaches

W. B. Jason (1920–1923)
Otis E. Finley (1924)
A. E. Morris (1925)
Unknown (1926)
George R. Collins (1927–1928)
D. Waters (1929)
Unknown (1930–1934)
Ray Kemp (1935–1942)
No team (1943)
Ray Kemp (1944)
David D. Rains (1945–1948)
Dwight T. Reed (1949–1972)
Leo Lewis (1973–1975)
Don Hudson (1976–1979)
Curt Gentry (1980)
Cal Jones (1981)
Clark Frost (1982–1985)
John A. Freeman (1986–1987)
Jerry McMillan (1988–1989)
No team (1990–1999)
Jack Bush (2000–2001)
Fred Manuel (2002–2004)
Lemar Parrish (2005–2008)
Nate Cochran (2009–2010)
Mike Jones (2011–2016)
Lee Johnson # (2016– )

Pound sign (#) denotes interim head coach.

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