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Former Yale football coach Tony Reno dies at 52, less than 1 year after stepping down due to health issues

The collegiate sports community is mourning the passing of former Yale football leader Tony Reno at the age of 52, following his departure from the program earlier this year due to medical concerns. During fourteen seasons guiding the Bulldogs from 2012 through 2025, he accumulated eighty-three victories against forty-nine losses, establishing himself as the second-most successful head coach in school history behind Carm Cozza.

His tenure featured five Ivy League championships and a historic FCS postseason triumph during his final campaign, alongside notable family involvement as his son Dante serves as the team's starting quarterback.

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