Schembechler Bo Vedic birth chart profile
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Schembechler Bo

April 1, 1929 · Norton, Ohio
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Moon Sign
Sagittarius
Sun Sign
Pisces
Ascendant
Leo
Nakshatra
Purva Ashadha
Birth Star
Current Dasha · Mercury / Ketu / Rahu · Mar 2026 – Apr 2026
SportsLeadership RolesPublic SpeakerMilitaryTeacherRetirement circumstancesMultiple MarriagesWife Passed Away
Biography

Who is Schembechler Bo?

American athlete; head coach of the University of Michigan Wolverines and a noted motivational speaker. He was inducted into the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame in 1989 and the National Football Hall of Fame in 1993. Glenn got his nickname when his little sister Marge couldn’t pronounce the word "brother." She called him "Bobo," and this was soon shortened to "Bo." After graduating from high school in 1947, he enrolled at Miami University in Ohio, where he lettered in both football and baseball. In May 1951, he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in education and went on to get his Master’s degree from Ohio State in 1952. He spent the next two years in the Army at Camp Rucker, Alabama where he coached football and baseball. From 1955-63, he coached at Bowling Green, Northwestern and Ohio State. In 1963, Schembechler accepted a position as head coach at Miami. Six years later, he moved on to the University of Michigan where he spent the next 27 years. During his time with Miami and Michigan, he never had a losing season, and at his retirement from collegiate sports in 1990, he was ranked as the most-winning active coach in Division One football history. He worked with the Detroit Tigers from 1990-92 and spent some time with ABC Sports as a football broadcaster. On 12/31/1969-1/01/1970, he suffered his first heart attack. A second attack on 12/15/1987 resulted in his second quadruple bypass surgery. Schembechler was married twice. He met and married Millie in 1968, gaining three sons in the process, Chip, Geoffrey and Matthew. In August 1992, Millie died after an eight-month battle with adrenal cancer. On 11/27/1993, he married Cathy Aikens after an eight-month courtship. On November 17, 2006, the 77-year-old former football coach died of congestive heart failure in Southfield, MI. At the time of his death he was taping a local sports TV show. Link to Wikipedia biography
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Update at: Mar 15, 2026

Bo Schembechler (April 1, 1929 – November 17, 2006)

Birth date: April 1, 1929. Place of birth is widely reported as Barberton, Ohio, United States. The Norton, Ohio listing is not corroborated in public records.

Overview

Bo Schembechler was a prominent American college football coach and administrator. He is best known for his long tenure as the head coach of the University of Michigan Wolverines football team, where he led the program from 1969 to 1989 and helped establish it as a perennial conference and national contender during the 1970s and 1980s.

Career highlights

  • Head coach, University of Michigan football team (1969–1989).
  • Rebuilt Michigan into a consistent Big Ten powerhouse with multiple conference championships and bowl appearances.
  • Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1993.

Legacy and honors

Bo Schembechler''s legacy endures in Michigan through facilities and traditions named in his honor. Bo Schembechler Hall serves as the Michigan football program’s practice and development facility, reflecting his lasting impact on the program and its culture.

Birthplace note

Note: Public records and reputable biographies commonly list Barberton, Ohio as his birthplace. The Norton, Ohio listing in user-supplied data does not appear in standard public sources.

News and tributes

Following his death on November 17, 2006, major outlets published obituaries and retrospective pieces highlighting his influence on Michigan football and college football at large. Since then, ongoing tributes and historical retrospectives appear in Michigan athletics media and college football histories.

Social media

There are no official social media profiles for Bo Schembechler. Public pages bearing his name are typically fan-run or historical-tribute accounts. Official university channels reference his legacy in historical context.

Recent projects

As a historical figure, Schembechler did not have posthumous public projects. His influence continues through the Michigan program, coaching philosophy discussions, and commemorations within college football history.

Which Raj Yogas are in Schembechler Bo's birth chart?

3 FOUND

Schembechler Bo's chart shows 1 Raj Yoga and 2 challenging combinations, including Chandra-Mangala Yoga.

Planetary Combinations

Which dasha is Schembechler Bo running now?

VIMSHOTTARI

Schembechler Bo is currently in the Mercury mahadasha, running from Mar 6, 2026 to Apr 29, 2026.

PREVIOUSFeb 15, 2026 - Mar 6, 2026
Mercury / Ketu / Mars
NOWMar 6, 2026 - Apr 29, 2026
Mercury / Ketu / Rahu
NEXTApr 29, 2026 - Jun 17, 2026
Mercury / Ketu / Jupiter

What do Schembechler Bo's numerology numbers say?

Schembechler Bo's core numbers are Life Path 8, Destiny 9, Soul Urge 4, Personality 5, Kabbalah Number 1, Birth 1.

Life Path
8

Chaldean Life Path 8 is Saturnian—authority, ambition, and material mastery. It indicates leadership with discipline, ethics, and long-term planning.

Destiny
9

Chaldean Destiny 9 indicates humanitarian expression and completion energy. It supports service, mentoring, and influence through compassion and higher ideals.

Soul Urge
4

Chaldean Soul 4 desires stability and certainty. It seeks routine, reliability, and a grounded structure to feel secure.

Personality
5

Chaldean Personality 5 appears energetic, adaptable, and adventurous. Others often see curiosity, movement, and flexibility.

Kabbalah Number
1

Kabbalah Number 1 reflects an inner spiritual code of initiative and self-direction. It supports willpower, clarity, and a strong identity path.

Birth
1

Birth Number 1 in Vedic Astrology: discover personality traits, career strengths, challenges, and remedies to harmonize destiny for a confident, purpose-driven life.

Life Events & Planetary Transits

Key events mapped against the active Dasha and planetary transits at the time.

1947
Social
End a program of study 1947 (High school)
1951
Social
End a program of study May 1951 (B.A. degree)
1952
Social
End a program of study 1952 (Masters degree from Ohio State)
1955
Career
New Job 1955 (Coached at Bowling Green, eight years)
1963
Career
New Job 1963 (Head coach at Miami)
1968
Relationship
Marriage 1968 (First marriage Millie)
1969
Career
New Job 1969 (Univ. of Michigan, 27 years)
1969
Health
Medical diagnosis 31 December 1969 (First heart attack)
1987
Health
Medical diagnosis 15 December 1987 (Second heart attack)
1989
Career
Prize 1989 (Michigan Sports Hall of Fame)
1990
Career
Retired 1990 (From coaching college ball)
1990
Career
Gain social status 1990 (Two years coaching with the Detroit Tigers)
1992
Death
Death of Mate August 1992 (Millie died of adrenal cancer)
1993
Career
Prize 1993 (National Football Hall of Fame)
1993
Relationship
Marriage 27 November 1993 (Second marriage Cathy Aikens)
2006
Death
Death by Heart Attack 17 November 2006 (Congestive heart failure, age 77)
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