Eddie Robinson Out of Hospital

Eddie Robinson, college football’s winningest coach, was released from a Ruston, La., hospital Wednesday and is ready to get back to his Grambling team.

“I can’t stay away from football,” he said.

Robinson, 78, had been admitted for breathing difficulties. He checked in to Lincoln General Hospital early Monday and was placed in the intensive-care unit for observation.

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