John Robinson, a celebrated football coach known for his successful tenures at USC and with the Los Angeles Rams, has died at the age of 89 due to complications from pneumonia. Robinson led the USC Trojans to a national championship in 1978 and maintained an impressive 104-35-4 record over two coaching stints. His NFL career included a significant tenure with the Rams, where he became the team's winningest coach until very recently. Beyond his head coaching roles, Robinson served as a senior consultant at LSU and filled roles at UNLV as a coach and athletic director. The football community has expressed profound sadness at his passing, celebrating his influence on the sport and his legacy of excellence. Robinson is remembered not only for his strategic prowess but also for his mentorship and impact on players' lives.