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Contributed by: Brian Makowski on 9/25/2007

Lou Tepe, former Duke University football captain, All America mention and NFLPittsburgh Steeler linebacker/offensive center of the 1950's, returns to Metro Denver high school football coaching as assistant to Head Football Coach Chris Enzminger at D.P.S. John F. Kennedy High School. As an atypical NFL player, Lou is a graduate mechanical engineer who owned several successful HVAC, Englewood, Colorado based, businesses. Coach Tepe will continue to teach his belief that " Life is not a spectator sport".

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