Brian Dobie's 29-year career ends
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Brian Dobie , 71 , has been head coach of the University of Manitoba football team for 29 years .
The 71-year-old will retire at the end of his 29-year career after this season .
Dobie 's team has qualified for the U Sports playoffs.
The Bisons (7-1) topped the Canada West conference and host the Regina Rams ( 3-5 ) in one of Saturday ’s two conference semifinal games.
Manitoba 's Maya Turner became the first to play and score in a regular-season U Sports football game in September 2023 .
Reina Iizuka was the first female U Sports player when she was on Manitoba ’s roster from 2018-20 .
Current Bisons kicker Maya Turner is graduating with a major in psychology.
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