What key details about hal kopp can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: harold w. '' hal '' kopp -lrb- january 19 , 1909 -- may 11 , 1998 -rrb- was an american football coach . he served as the head football coach at the university of rhode island , brigham young university -lrb- byu -rrb- , and bentley university , compiling an career college football record of 51 -- 39 -- 6 . at rhode island , kopp led the rams to three yankee conference titles in five seasons -lrb- two shared , one outright -rrb- . when they won their first title in 1952 , it was the first championship in the rhode island football program 's history . in 1955 , he led them to the program 's first bowl game , the refrigerator bowl , where the rams lost 12 -- 10 to jacksonville state teachers college . as the coach of the byu cougars football team , kopp produced winning records in his last two seasons , but was dismissed from the university when rumors surfaced that he had committed a potential ncaa rules infraction . from 1964 to 1970 kopp was head football coach at waltham high school . the team went undefeated in 1965 . kopp was also the first-ever head coach for the bentley falcons football program when he took the reins in 1972 . he coached there for four seasons . kopp was author of a book titled '' i 've seen it all '' .
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- sport is football- bowl record is 0 -- 1- death date is 11 may 1998- coach team is northeastern -lrb- line -rrb- yale -lrb- line -rrb- rhode island rhode -lrb- island byu boston university -lrb- line -rrb- connecticut -lrb- line line -rrb- waltham hs -lrb- ma -rrb- bentley -rrb- brown -lrb- line -rrb- harvard- coach years is 1937 1940s 1950 1952 -- 1955 1956 -- 1958 1959 1960 -- 1964 -- 1970 1972 -- 1975 1940 1941 -- 1943 late 1940s late- awards is 2 1953 , 1955 -rrb- new england coach of the year -lrb- 1955 -rrb- rhode island coach of the year -lrb-- birth date is 19 january 1909- name is hal kopp- overall record is 51 -- 39 -- 6 -lrb- college -rrb-- cfbdwid is 1307- championships is 3 -rrb- yankee conference -lrb- 1952 -- 1953 , 1955