Who is Terry Donahues wife Andrea?
ANDREA Donahue is the wife of legendary former Bruins coach Terry. Mrs Donahue was an ever-presence to her husband until his passing in 2021. Here's all you need to know. Andrea has been married to Terry for 52 years and has been ever-present by his side since. Alongside her famous husband, she established the 'Andrea and Terry Donahue Football Grant-in-Aid' in 1990. The grant provides grants to student-athletes on the UCLA Men's Football Team under the direction of the Director of Intercollegiate Athletics. As of 2021, the next grant will be awarded on November 3, 2022. Andrea and Terry have three daughters - Nicole, Michele and Jennifer. All of three of them are married and have kids of their own, also blessing the couple with 10 grandchildren. Although little is known about the three children, it is rumoured that Nicole helped lead father Terry to the discovery of quarterback Wayne Cook. According to the Los Angeles Times, Terry had gone to watch Nicole cheerleading for Agoura when he spotted Cook playing for opposition side Newbury Park. Cook would go onto play for Donahues Bruins as he onto become one of most successful quarterbacks to ever play at UCLA. Terry Donahue was a legendary former American football player and coach, best known for his time at the University of California (UCLAN) Bruins. Born in Los Angeles, Donahue played football from an early age and eventually earnt a spot as the first-string defensive tackle at the Bruins. In the final two seasons, he started 21 consecutive games and was part of the schools first Rose Bowl championship team in 1966 where they upset previously undefeated and top-ranked Michigan State. 3 Terry accumulated 151 wins as Bruins coach Credit: AP  After graduating, Donahue entered the world of coaching where he would solidfy his legacy in college football. Briefly serving as an assistant coach first under Pepper Rodgers, then Dick Vermeil, he became head coach of the Bruins in the 1976 season at the age 31. During his tenure, he accumulated 151 wins - the most in UCLAN history while also recoding more PAC-12 games than any other coach, with a 98-51-5 record. He eventually hauled shared five conference titles (four in the 1980s, one in the 90s) over his 20-year head coaching career winning three Rose Bowls in 1983, 84, 86 and again in 2013. He is now considered one of the finest coaches to ever grace the league, having been named by ESPN as one of the 150 Greatest College Coaches of all time.