Schembechler and Millie had a son, Glenn III (Shemy). Millie Schembechler died Aug. 19, 1992, at University Hospital in Ann Arbor, Michigan, after an eight-month battle with a rare form of cancer. She was 63. Head coaching record Coaching tree Played under: Sid Gillman: Miami (OH) George Blackburn: Miami (OH) Woody Hayes: Miami (OH) Coached under: Woody Hayes: Ohio State University Bill Crutchfield: Presbyterian Doyt Perry: Bowling Green Ara Parseghian: Northwestern University Assistant coaches who became head coaches: Cam Cameron: Indiana (1997–2001), Miami Dolphins (2007) Lloyd Carr: Michigan (1995–2007) Jack Harbaugh: Western Michigan (1982–1986), Western Kentucky (1989–2002) Bill McCartney: Colorado (1982–1994) Dave McClain: Ball State (1971–1977), Wisconsin (1978–1985) Frank Maloney: Syracuse (1974–1980) George Mans: Eastern Michigan (1974–1975) Les Miles: Oklahoma State (2001–2004), LSU (2005–2016), Kansas (2019–2021) Gary Moeller: Illinois (1977–1979), Michigan (1990–1994), Detroit Lions (2000) Don Nehlen: Bowling Green (1968–1976), West Virginia (1980–2000) Tom Reed: Miami (OH) (1978–1982), NC State (1983–1985) Paul Schudel: Ball State (1985–1994), Central Connecticut State (2001–2003) (Schudel also played for Schembechler at Miami (OH) Larry Smith: Tulane (1976–1979), Arizona (1980–1986), Southern California (1987–1992), Missouri (1994–2000) Chuck Stobart: Toledo (1977–1981), Utah (1982–1984), Memphis State (1989–1994) Bob Sutton: Army (1991–1999) Dick Tomey: Hawaii (1977–1986); Arizona (1987–2000); San Jose State (2005–2009) Elliot Uzelac: Western Michigan (1975–1981), Navy (1987–1989) Ron Vanderlinden: Maryland (1997–2000) Jim Young: Arizona (1973–1976), Purdue (1977–1981), Army (1983–1990) Mike Hankwitz: Arizona (2003), Colorado (2005) John Mackovic: Wake Forest (1978–1980), Kansas City Chiefs (1983–1986), Illinois (1988–1991), Texas (1992–1997), Arizona (2001–2003) Former players who went on to become head coaches Jim Harbaugh: San Diego (2004–2006), Stanford (2007–2010), San Francisco 49ers (2011–2014), Michigan (2015–present) Curt Mallory: Indiana State (2017–present) Les Miles: Oklahoma State (2001–2004), LSU (2005–2016), Kansas (2019-2020) Mike Hankwitz: Arizona (2003), Colorado (2005) Dave Elliott: Morningside (1996–2000) Joe Novak: Northern Illinois (1996-2007) Although neither served as a head coach, Dave Brandon, Jim Hackett, and Warde Manuel played under Schembechler and went on to become University of Michigan's athletic directors. See also List of college football coaches with 200 wins List of presidents of the American Football Coaches Association List of celebrities who own wineries and vineyards References External links Profile at Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan Athletics History Cradle of Coaches Archive: A Legacy of Excellence - Bo Schembechler, Miami University Libraries 1929 births 2006 deaths American football tackles Bowling Green Falcons football coaches Detroit Tigers executives Major League Baseball executives Major League Baseball team presidents Miami RedHawks