Vince Dooley Wife: Meet Barbara Anne Dooley Meshad

Vince Dooley, a professor-like football coach who led Georgia to a national title in 1980 and quarter-century of success, passed away on Friday. He was 90.Dooley passed away quietly at his Athens home in front of his wife, Barbara, and their four children, the school reported. The reason of death was not disclosed.Dooley declared himself well recovered and prepared to attend his regular book-signing event at the campus bookstore before an Oct. 15 game against Vanderbilt. Dooley was admitted to the hospital earlier this month for what was termed as a minor case of COVID-19.

He is the fourth-winningest coach in SEC history, trailing only Bear Bryant, Steve Spurrier and Nick Saban.

After retiring from coaching, Dooley continued as the school’s athletic director, a job he held from 1979 until 2004. He built a program that achieved success over a wide range of both men’s and women’s sports.

The field at Sanford Stadium was dedicated in his honor during the 2019 football season.

Vince Dooley Children and Vince Dooley Grand Children

the grandkids of Vince Dooley 11 grandchildren, 9 boys and 2 girls, have been given to Vince. The grandchildren of Vince are named Catherine Cook, Christopher Cook, Matthew Dooley, Ty Mitchell, Joe Mitchell, Cal Mitchell, JT Dooley, Peyton Dooley, and Julianna Dooley.

Vince Dooley Wife

Vanessa Dooley was the husband of Barbara Meshad. In 1960, the couple exchanged vows. A former athletic director and head football coach at the University of Georgia, Vincent Dooley. 201-77-10 was the total of Dooley’s victories over his 25 years as a coach at UGA. His teams won the 1980 national championship as well as six Southeastern Conference titles.

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