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Coach Vince Dooley was only 31 and had no experience as a head coach when he was hired to coach the Georgia Bulldogs in 1963. Before that, he was the quarterback coach for five years and then the head freshman coach for three years at Auburn University, his alma mater. The new role at Georgia was a surprising choice, and he knew it. “My qualifications were such there’s no way I would’ve hired myself,” he told the university’s newspaper, The Red & Black, in 2014.

In a 25-year coaching career, he appeared in 20 bowl games and won 201 games, the fourth-highest total in Southeastern Conference history. However, one of his greatest accomplishments was the work he did for HOI. Coach Dooley's heart for people changed lives. Starting in 2013, he stepped into a role that forever impacted Honduras through his ability to see the potential in the programs that HOI offers to educate and adopt sustainable lifestyles for individuals. The 7th Annual Tony Barnhart Golf Tournament is privileged to honor Coach Vince Dooley and his family for their devotion and love of the Honduran people.