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Robinson previously had two stints at the University of Southern California. He first became head coach in 1976 and spent seven years leading Troy. He won the 1978 national championship with a 12-1 mark, led the Trojans to three Pac-10 titles and guided USC to five postseason bowls. After spending four months as USC's senior vice president for university relations, Robinson headed to the NFL to take over the Los Angeles Rams. During his nine years with the club (1983-91), he reached the playoffs six times and twice advanced to the NFC championship game. LISTEN MORE RAM AUDIORAM PICTURES TELL A STORY
