Walsh, Bill

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Walsh, (William Ernest) Bill (1931– ) football coach; born in Los Angeles. The most successful professional coach of the 1980s, he guided the San Francisco 49ers to victories in Super Bowls XVI, XIX, and XXIII. After coaching the 49ers (1979–89) he spent two years as a sportscaster and then took up coaching at Stanford (1992).

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