1906/1956/1981

[OL FU]

Well sometimes ya just get bored. We all like to brag or at least act like there is something to brag or post just for yucks. So I thought for yucks I would post FU's football schedule in 1906 (100 years ago). Well Furman skipped it. Went straight from 1902 to 1913 just like those years did not exist.

So I will go for 50 year and 25 years ago and if you are up to it post along. :boring: I need to read something to keep me awake today.

1956 Paladins

George Washington 0-10(L)
Auburn 0-41(L)
Wofford 6-18(L)
Newberry 7-13(L)
Citadel 7-0(W) Even in the bad years:nod:
South Carolina 6-13(L)
Florida St 7-42 (L)
West Virginia 0-7 (L)
Davidson 27-13 (W) Even in the bad years:D
Clemson 7-28 (L)

2-8 :eek: Of course that was a wicked schedule

1981 Paladins

Florida 7-35 (L)
ETSU 21-0 (W)
WCU 31-27 (W)
Chatt 28-31 (L) Back in chatt's good old days
ASU 22-18 (W) Even back then they were close
James MAdison 30-14 (W) :eek:
Liberty (back then Liberty Baptist) 38-14(W)
Marshall 35-3 (W) :hurray: :hurray: :hurray: :hurray: FU all the time
Davison 30-12 (W)
VMI 33-21
Citadel 18-35 (L)

8-3 much better

Well that took about 10 minutes. play along if you want to.

[UAalum72]

Since Albany didn't have a team 100 or 50 years ago, and next year I can post the 75th-year record, here's 25 years ago:

1981

Record: 7-3

9/12 W at Ithaca 17-7
9/19 W at So. Connecticut 13-12
9/26 W Brockport 36-7
10/3 L at Union 7-10
10/10 W Buffalo 32-0 *** 7-4 all-time vs. this now I-A prorgram:hurray:
10/17 L at Cortland 14-20
10/24 W Norwich (HC) 7-0
10/31 L Alfred 0-16
11/7 W New York Tech 41-7
11/14 W at New Haven 35-6

[DUPFLFan]

Drake did have a football team 100 years ago....

1905 (4-4)
William Penn W 18-6
Coe W 32-15
Grinnell-H L 4-5
Michigan L 0-48
Simpson-H W 75-0
Haskell Indians-H W 10-6
Iowa L 0-44
Iowa State-H L 12-17

How about 110 years ago
Panora AC (forfeit) W 6-0
Y.M.C.A. L 0-4
William Penn L 0-4
Simpson-H L 16-18
Y.M.C.A. L 0-22

1956 (3-6)
Utah State-H L 33-39
San Jose State L 7-26
Northern Iowa L 0-20
Bowling Green-H L 7-46
Washington (Mo.)-H W 14-6
Wichita State L 14-27
Bradley-H W 55-47
Iowa State L 14-39
Detroit W 26-13

1981 (our best year until 2004)
10-1
Northern Iowa W 39-30
Indiana State-H W 17-14
Western Illinois-H W 21-6
Kansas State W 18-17
Long Beach State-H W 18-7
Wichita State W 24-23
West Texas State-H W 21-13
Tulsa L 6-59
Southern Illinois W 22-17
Illinois State W 13-10
Nebraska-Omaha-H W 53-0

For some of you who criticize Drake playing an NAIA team like William Penn, you can see it is has been a tradition that dates back to 1894

[DuckDuckGriz]

Some Silvertip history comin at ya

MONTANA

1906 & 1956 -- not a proud years in Griz lore. Also one of the only like three years since 1897 that the Brawl of the Wild wasn't held.

1981 was pretty good though.

1906 (2-4)
Fort Shaw Indians 32-6 (W)
Washington State 0-5 (L)
Spokane Athletic Club 11-0 (W)
@ Utah 0-42 (L)
@ Utah State 6-16 (L)
Ex Collegians 0-6 (L)

1956 (1-9)
@ Arizona 12-27 (L)
@ Utaho 6-26 (L)
@ Denver 13-22 (L)
Utah State 13-27 (L)
Brigham Young 21-13 (W)
@ Colorado State 20-34 (L)
Montana State 13-33 (L)
Wyoming (in Billings) 13-34 (L)
@ New Mexico 13-14 (L)
Idaho 0-14 (L)

1981 (7-3)
@ Northern Arizona 29-29 (W)
Northern Iowa 42-21 (W)
@ Boise State 13-27 (L)
@ Idaho 16-14 (W)
Idaho State 24-21 (W) -- only team Idaho St. lost to in their national title run that year
Portland State 33-3 (W)
@ Montana State 27-17 (W)
Nevada 33-26 (W)
Weber State 6-7 (L)
@ E. Washington 13-14 (L)

[BigApp]

no program in 1906:

1951: (record, 6-3)
--@ Guilford, won 20-0
--Western Carolina, won 26-6
--@ Elon, lost 20-6
--Lenoir-Rhyne, lost 20-0
--@ Catawba, lost 2-0 (yes, 2-0)
--Tampa, won 14-13
--@ East Carolina, won 24-20
--Erskine, won 20-0
--Newberry, won 18-6

1981 (record, 3-7-1)
--Lenoir-Rhyne, won 48-9
--James Madison, won 45-0
--UT-Chattanooga, won 31-14
--@ The Citadel, lost 34-20
--@ Wake Forest, lost 15-14
--@ Furman, lost 22-18
--VMI, tied 14-14
--@ Virginia Tech, lost 34-12
--Marshall, lost 17-10
--@ ETSU, lost 21-14
--@ Western Carolina, lost 21-10

[OL FU]

no program in 1906:

1951: (record, 6-3)
--@ Guilford, won 20-0
--Western Carolina, won 26-6
--@ Elon, lost 20-6
--Lenoir-Rhyne, lost 20-0
--@ Catawba, lost 2-0 (yes, 2-0)
--Tampa, won 14-13
--@ East Carolina, won 24-20
--Erskine, won 20-0
--Newberry, won 18-6

1981 (record, 3-7-1)
--Lenoir-Rhyne, won 48-9
--James Madison, won 45-0
--UT-Chattanooga, won 31-14
--@ The Citadel, lost 34-20
--@ Wake Forest, lost 15-14
--@ Furman, lost 22-18
--VMI, tied 14-14
--@ Virginia Tech, lost 34-12
--Marshall, lost 17-10
--@ ETSU, lost 21-14
--@ Western Carolina, lost 21-10

What conference was ASU in prior to the SoCon?

[walliver]

Well sometimes ya just get bored. We all like to brag or at least act like there is something to brag or post just for yucks. So I thought for yucks I would post FU's football schedule in 1906 (100 years ago). Well Furman skipped it. Went straight from 1902 to 1913 just like those years did not exist.

I think Wofford dropped football during that general period also. Apparently there were a lot of injuries in the early days and there was a national movement to ban football.

We are packing up to move and I can't find my media guide, so I'll have to wait until this fall to post 25 and 50 year schedules



1956 Paladins
Newberry 7-13(L)

Should make Coastal fans feel better:D

[Cocky]

1906- No team

1956
Elon 13-12
Chattanooga 0-26
Austin Peay 0-7
South Georgia 40-0
Livingston 22-0
Maryville 26-7
Troy 27-14
Florence 14-27

5-3 at least a winning record.

1981
Alabama State 14-20
Alabama A&M 20-9
Chattanooga 3-10
Livingston 48-29
Mississippi College 40-0
Liberty Baptist 64-0
Valdosta College 43-11
Delta State 28-14
UT-Martin 44-7
Troy State 31-24
North Alabama 21-14
Southwest Texas 22-38

8-3 Another winning record.

[JaxSinfonian]

JSU's first recorded season was 1904, then 1905. The record is then empty for two years, picking up again in 1908, so no 100-years-ago schedule for us, either. How about 75?

1931

tied Athens 6-6
lost to Troy 6-24 (Darnit!)
lost to Howard (now Samford) 0-31 (Ouch!)
lost to Sewanee 0-18
lost to Miami 13-14 (Fla. or Ohio?)
lost to Piedmont 6-12
lost to Rollins 14-37
lost to Birmingham Southern 0-40 (Didn't know they ever had a team)
lost to Tennessee Wesleyan 6-21

0-9-1 for the team that then was known as the Eagle Owls of Jacksonville State Teachers College. Perhaps I should have skipped the 75-year mark.

1956

beat Elon 13-12
lost to Chattanooga 0-26
lost to Austin Peay 0-7
beat South Georgia 40-0
beat Livington (now West Alabama) 22-0
beat Maryville 26-7
beat Troy 27-14 (now that's more like it!)
lost to Florence (now North Alabama) 14-27

5-3-0 for the last season as Jacksonville State Teachers College. The institution became Jacksonville State College in 1957. They'd become the Gamecocks in 1947.

1981

lost to Alabama State 14-20
beat Alabama A&M 20-9
lost to Chattanooga 3-10
beat Livingston (UWA) 48-29
beat Miles College 40-0
beat Liberty Baptist 64-0
beat Delta State 28-14
beat UT-Martin 44-7 (some things never change)
beat Troy State 31-24
beat North Alabama 21-14
lost to SW Texas (now Texas State) 22-38 at San Marcos in the D-II playoffs round 1.

8-3-0 and a Gulf South Conference title for the JSU Gamecocks, under head coach Jim Fuller (now athletics director).

(Edit: Changed the institution name for 1931 & 1956. Whoops.)

[JaxSinfonian]

Guess you were a shade quicker on the draw, Cocky.

[Cocky]

Guess you were a shade quicker on the draw, Cocky.

Yeah, but your's looks better.

[filbert]

South Dakota State University

1906, 3-1
Huron College, won 36-4
North Dakota, won 5-4
Dakota Wesleyan, won 11-4
South Dakota, lost 0-22

1956, 4-5
Montana State, lost 14-33
Northwest Missouri, won 7-0
Arizona, lost 0-50
Augustana, lost 20-21
North Dakota, won 14-13
South Dakota, lost 14-19
North Dakota State, lost 9-26
Morningside, won 28-13
Iowa Teachers (now Northern Iowa), won 31-27

1981, 4-6
St. Cloud State, won 40-3
@ Western Illinois, lost 13-17
South Dakota, won 21-20
Nebraska-Omaha, won 17-10
Northern Colorado, lost 20-22
@North Dakota State, lost 24-48
@Morningside, lost 23-28
North Dakota, won 28-16
Augustana, lost 31-34
@South Dakota, lost 16-28

[OL FU]

I think Wofford dropped football during that general period also. Apparently there were a lot of injuries in the early days and there was a national movement to ban football.

We are packing up to move and I can't find my media guide, so I'll have to wait until this fall to post 25 and 50 year schedules




Should make Coastal fans feel better:D

There was a Newberry game even better than that one:rolleyes:
How 'bout the year of our first trip to the NC game '85 Lost to Newberry

[colgate13]

Colgate

1906 4-2-2

@ Cornell, tie 0-0
@ Rochester, win 18-0
Hobart, win 29-0
@ Army, tie 0-0
@ Syracuse, win 5-0
@ Lafayette, loss 17-6 (Biddle wasn't coaching!)
@ Williams, loss 23-9
@ Hamilton, win 35-16

Nothing like going 6 games into the season before giving up a point!

1956 4-5-0

Cornell, win 34-6
@ Holy Cross, loss 20-6
@ Rutgers, win 48-6
@ Princeton, loss 28-20
@ Yale, win 14-6
@ Army, loss 55-46
Bucknell, win 26-12
@ Syracuse, loss 61-7
@ Brown, loss 20-0

Nothing like having just one home game!

1981 7-3-0

@ Rutgers, loss 13-5
Lehigh, win 27-14
@ Cornell, win 34-10
Boston U, win 21-14
@ Temple, loss 31-0
Lafayette, win 30-0 (and yes, Biddle was on the staff under Dunalp this season!!!!)
@ Columbia, win 41-3
@ Syracuse, loss 47-24
Bucknell, win 24-6
@ Holy Cross, win 34-13

I think it's pretty cool that the 1906 schedule and the 1981 schedule have 3 teams in common. And that Cornell and Syracuse are on all three schedules. :nod: Time to get SU back on the sked!

[BigApp]

What conference was ASU in prior to the SoCon?

1928-1930 Independent

1937-1939 Smoky Mountain Conference

1931-1960 North State Conference

1940-1960 Independent

1961-1969 Carolinas Conference (at the time, I'm sure we didn't see this as the future of the Socon)

1970-1970 Independent

1971-Current Southern Conference

[Umass74]

UMass

1881
@ Williston Academy W (score n/a)
@ Amherst College T 0-0
@ Wesleyen W36-0
MIT L0-8

1906
@ Holy Cross L4-6
@ WilliamsL0-5
UNH T 0-0
@ Brown L0-17
@ Harvard L 0-21
@ Dartmouth L 0-26
@ Amherst L 8-12
@ Tufts 0-28
@ Springfield College W 21-4

1956
@ AIC T 6-6
@ Boston University L 6-19
UConn L 6-71 (ouch)
@ URI L 13-34
Northeastern W 12-6
@ Vermont W 26-19
Brandeis L 14-40
New Hampshire L 7-28

1981 (Yankee Con. Champs)
Holy Cross W 13-10
Dartmouth W 10-8
URI L 10-16
@ Delaware L 15-38
Maine W 20-7
BU W 34-20
@ UConn W 29-24
@ Boston College L 22-52
@ UNH W 20-9

[Engineer91]

1906 5-5-1
W 09-22-1906 21 Albright (PA) 0 Bethlehem, PA
L 09-29-1906 6 Pennsylvania 32 Philadelphia, PA
W 10-06-1906 6 George Washington (DC) 0 Bethlehem, PA
L 10-10-1906 0 Princeton (NJ) 52 Princeton, NJ
L 10-13-1906 0 Haverford (PA) 5 Bethlehem, PA
L 10-20-1906 0 Navy (MD) 12 Annapolis, MD
W 10-27-1906 33 Franklin & Marshall (PA) 0 Lancaster, PA
T 11-03-1906 0 Dickinson (PA) 0 Carlisle, PA
W 11-10-1906 27 New York (NY) 11 New York, NY
W 11-17-1906 15 Ursinus (PA) 5 Bethlehem, PA
L 11-24-1906 0 Lafayette (PA) 33 Easton, PA

1931 3-7
L 09-26-1931 7 Ursinus (PA) 12 Bethlehem, PA
W 10-03-1931 13 Widener (PA) 0 Bethlehem, PA
L 10-10-1931 12 Johns Hopkins (MD) 20 Bethlehem, PA
L 10-17-1931 0 Pennsylvania 32 Philadelphia, PA
L 10-24-1931 0 Brown (RI) 33 Providence, RI
W 10-31-1931 33 Muhlenberg (PA) 0 Bethlehem, PA
W 11-07-1931 19 Princeton (NJ) 7 Princeton, NJ
L 11-14-1931 12 Rutgers (NJ) 26 New Brunswick, NJ
L 11-21-1931 7 Lafayette (PA) 13 Bethlehem, PA
L 11-28-1931 0 Penn St. 31 Philadelphia, PA

1956 7-2
W 09-22-1956 26 Gettysburg (PA) 7 Bethlehem, PA
L 09-29-1956 7 Delaware 33 Bethlehem, PA
W 10-06-1956 25 Bucknell (PA) 6 Lewisburg, PA
W 10-13-1956 27 Virginia Military Institute 20 Lexington, VA
L 10-20-1956 12 Virginia 24 Bethlehem, PA
W 10-27-1956 27 Rutgers (NJ) 13 Bethlehem, PA
W 11-03-1956 21 Temple (PA) 0 Philadelphia, PA
W 11-10-1956 34 Albright (PA) 14 Bethlehem, PA
W 11-17-1956 27 Lafayette (PA) 10 Easton, PA

1981 8-3
W 09-12-1981 24 Maine 10 Bethlehem, PA
L 09-19-1981 14 Colgate (NY) 27 Hamilton, NY
W 09-26-1981 58 Pennsylvania 0 Bethlehem, PA
W 10-03-1981 24 Delaware 21 Newark, DE
W 10-10-1981 21 Connecticut 17 Bethlehem, PA
L 10-17-1981 12 New Hampshire 13 Durham, NH
W 10-24-1981 18 Bucknell (PA) 0 Lewisburg, PA
W 10-31-1981 69 Davidson (NC) 7 Bethlehem, PA
W 11-07-1981 40 Millersville (PA) 7 Bethlehem, PA
W 11-14-1981 23 Northeastern (MA) 20 Boston, MA
L 11-21-1981 3 Lafayette (PA) 10 Bethlehem, PA

Data from http://www.cfbdatawarehouse.com/

[Golden Eagle]

In 1906 our college didn't even exist yet.

1931: 6-3-0
@ Sewanee, L 7-24
@ Carson-Newman, L 7-20
Murray State, W 19-7
Bethel (KY), W 37-0
@ Memphis, W 13-0
@ Lincoln Memorial, W 27-0
Tennessee JC, W 26-7
@ Vanderbilt JV, L 0-6
Middle Tennessee State, W 13-7 :cool:

1956: 5-4-1
@ North Alabama, W 20-6
Memphis, T 14-14
@ Morehead State, W 26-19
@ Austin Peay, W 17-7
Western Kentucky, W 39-26
@ Murray State, L 7-34
East Tennessee State, L 13-20
@ Eastern Kentucky, L 13-25
@ Arkansas State, W 26-6
Middle Tennessee State, L 6-26

1981: 6-5-0
@ East Tennessee State, L 22-31
Truman State, W 16-7
@ Murray State, L 10-15
Tennessee-Martin, L 21-24
Akron, L 7-10
@ Western Kentucky, W 14-3
Morehead State, W 35-17
Troy State, W 37-28
@ Eastern Kentucky, L 10-63 :eek:
Austin Peay, W 29-24
@ Middle Tennessee State, W 28-9 :D

[JoltinJoe]

Fordham:

1906 (6-3)

Rutgers, 0-6, L
RPI, 14-0, W
@Holy Cross, 5-8, L
Delaware, 16-4, W
Villanova, 18-5, W
Holy Cross, 6-15, L
NYU, 12-0, W
St. John's College, 37-5, W
Pratt, 19-11, W

1956: No football.

1981 (Division III) 5-5:

Southern CT., 7-13, L
Catholic, 14-0, W
Pace, 7-21, L
Wagner, 0-39, L
Georgetown, 24-0, W
Marist, 28-14, W
Seton Hall, 27-6, W
Rochester, 0-3, L
Hofstra, 24-16, W
Iona, 8-19, L

Also, 2006 marks the 70th anniversary of Fordham's great 1936 team, featuring Vince Lombardi and the "Seven Blocks of Granite." Fordham played one of the most difficult schedules in the nation and had all but sewn up a trip to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl. But then the Rams were stunned in the last game of the season by arch-rival NYU, 7-6. Lombardi always maintained that the NYU loss was the most bitter defeat of his playing and coaching career.

1936 (5-1-2)

Franklin & Marshall, 66-7, W
Southern Methodist, 7-0 W @ Polo Grounds
Waynesburg, 20-6, W
St. Mary's (CA), 7-6, W @ Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh, 0-0, T @ Polo Grounds
Purdue, 15-0, W @ Polo Grounds
Georgia, 7-7, T @ Polo Grounds
NYU, 6-7, L @ Yankee Stadium

[813Jag]

just a start have to do more research for the other years.
1981 (3-8)
9/5/1981 Bethune-Cookman 3-0
9/19/1981 Texas Southern 7-13
9/26/1981 Prairie View A&M 35-0
10/3/1981 Mississippi Valley State 16-21
10/10/1981 Nicholls State 14-56
10/17/1981 Jackson State 0-41
10/24/1981 Alcorn State 0-18
10/31/1981 Tennessee State 18-28
11/7/1981 Southeastern LA 27-28
11/14/1981 Florida A&M 14-41
11/21/1981 Grambling State 50-20

[henfan]

Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens

1906
(5-1)
9/29/06 vs. Medico-Chirurgical, W (10-0)
10/13/06 at Johns Hopkins, W (5-0)
10/20/06 at Washington College, W (9-0)
10/27/06 at Rutgers, W (4-0)
11/3/06 at Penn. Military College (now called Widener), W (12-0)
11/10/06 at Fordham, L (4-16)

1956
(5-3-1)
9/22/56 vs. West Chester, L (7-10)
9/29/56 at Lehigh, W (33-7)
10/6/56 vs. Lafayette, L (14-28)
10/13/56 vs. Bucknell, W (26-17)
10/20/56 at New Hampshire, W (14-6)
10/27/56 at Connecticut, L (14-26)
11/3/56 vs. Bainbridge, T (7-7)
11/10/56 vs. Rutgers, W (22-0)
11/17/56 vs. Temple, W (14-7)

1981
(9-3), ECAC Team of the Year
9/12/81 at Western Kentucky, W (38-14)
9/19/81 vs. Temple, W (13-7)
10/26/81 at Princeton, W (61-8)
10/3/81 vs. Lehigh, L (21-24)
10/10/81 vs. Massachusetts, W (38-15)
10/17/81 vs. Youngstown State, L (21-24)
10/24/81 vs. Rhode Island, W (35-15)
11/7/81 at Pennyslvania, W (40-6)
11/14/81 vs. Maine, W (42-35)
11/21/81 vs. West Chester, W (31-14)
11/27/81 at Connecticut, W (35-26)
12/5/81 at Eastern Kentucky, L (28-35), I-AA Playoffs Quarterfinals

[Go...gate]

1981: UD goes a cool 101 to 14 combined against the Tigers and Quackers. Nice work.

As to Colgate, hard to believe we were a major Division I team playing two home games in 1956, but a look at the all time sked shows that was an annual thing until the last decade. We finally get between 4-6 home games a year these days.

[GeauxColonels]

Nicholls State was founded in 1948 and played its first year of VARSITY football in 1972:


1972 Colonel Football: 3-8
L @ Jacksonville St. 0-31
W @ Ouachita Baptist (AR) 12-7
W Slippery Rock (PA) 18-14
L @ Southeastern Louisiana 9-31
L Northeast Louisiana 7-27 (now Louisiana-Monroe)
L Mississippi College 13-42
L McNeese St. 7-24
W @ Tennessee-Martin 18-15
L West Alabama 0-26
L @ Lamar (TX) 15-22
L @ Delta St. (MS) 0-42

1981 Colonel Football: 5-5-1
W Delta St. (MS) 34-10
L McNeese St. 9-59
L @ Troy St. (AL) 23-26
W Merchant Marine (NY) 45-3
W Southern (LA) 56-14
W Texas Southern 31-27
L @ Tennessee St. 11-49
L @ Northeast Louisiana 18-55 (now Louisiana-Monroe)
L Northwestern St. (LA) 17-31
W @ Southeastern Louisiana 29-17
T Missouri St. 20-20

1986 Colonel Football: 10-3
W @ Youngstown St. (OH) 34-19
W @ Troy St. (AL) 26-25
W McNeese St. 34-10
W Northeast Louisiana 17-13 (now Louisiana-Monroe)
W @ Missouri St. 31-0
W Southern (LA) 17-10
W @ Stephen F. Austin (TX) 14-10
W @ Southwest Texas St. 35-21 (now Texas St.)
L Sam Houston St. (TX) 38-41
L @ Northwestern St. (LA) 13-28
W Weber St. (UT) 34-30

Playoffs:
W @ Appalachian St. (NC) 28-26 (Only playoff win in school history)
L @ Georgia Southern 31-55

[slostang]

Cal Poly

1956 (7-3)

San Francisco State 25-7 W
New Mexico State 32-7 W
@ Pepperdine 43-0 W
San Diego State 6-7 L
Long Beach State 65-12 W
@ Idaho 7-6 W
San Diego Marines 27-8 W
@ Freson State 13-21 L
@ San Jose State 28-35 L
Midwestern (Texas) 24-13

1981 (4-5)*

Cal Luthern 10-0 W
@ Nevada 3-33 L
Cal Poly Pomona 21-35 L
@ Cal State Fullerton 10-34 L
Santa Clara 21-17 W
UC Davis 30-0 W
Portland State 41-12 W
@ Boise State 6-17 L
@ Cal State Northridge 14-30 L

*1980 Cal Poly won the D-II National Championship and also beat the 1980 I-AA National Champion Boise State early in the season.

[henfan]

1981: UD goes a cool 101 to 14 combined against the Tigers and Quackers. Nice work.

The Hens went on to defeat Princeton 35-17 in '82 and then walloped UPenn again to the tune of 40-7 in '83.

It's speculated that these lopsided wins caused UD not to schedule future games against Ivy competition. Don't know how true that is, since the Hens don't have much of a history scheduling Ivy teams anyway. UPenn is back on early in the next decade, which is a good thing for FB in the Delaware Valley, IMO.

What was the cause of Colgate only scheduling 2 home games early on?

[bulldog10jw]

Colgate

1906 4-2-2

@ Cornell, tie 0-0
@ Rochester, win 18-0
Hobart, win 29-0
@ Army, tie 0-0
@ Syracuse, win 5-0
@ Lafayette, loss 17-6 (Biddle wasn't coaching!)
@ Williams, loss 23-9
@ Hamilton, win 35-16

Nothing like going 6 games into the season before giving up a point!

1956 4-5-0

Cornell, win 34-6
@ Holy Cross, loss 20-6
@ Rutgers, win 48-6
@ Princeton, loss 28-20
@ Yale, win 14-6
@ Army, loss 55-46
Bucknell, win 26-12
@ Syracuse, loss 61-7
@ Brown, loss 20-0

Nothing like having just one home game!

1981 7-3-0

@ Rutgers, loss 13-5
Lehigh, win 27-14
@ Cornell, win 34-10
Boston U, win 21-14
@ Temple, loss 31-0
Lafayette, win 30-0 (and yes, Biddle was on the staff under Dunalp this season!!!!)
@ Columbia, win 41-3
@ Syracuse, loss 47-24
Bucknell, win 24-6
@ Holy Cross, win 34-13

I think it's pretty cool that the 1906 schedule and the 1981 schedule have 3 teams in common. And that Cornell and Syracuse are on all three schedules. :nod: Time to get SU back on the sked!

One note about that 14-6 Colgate victory over Yale in '56. That was the only game Yale lost that year and it was the first year of the "official" Ivy Group. Rumor always had it that Colgate was miffed about being left out. Don't know how true that was.

[Canyoncat]

1906 no team (played in 1905 and resumed in 1908)

1956

W 09-15-1956 33 South Dakota St. 14 Great Falls, MT
W 09-22-1956 33 North Dakota 13 Grand Forks, ND
W 09-29-1956 30 Colorado College 14 Colorado Springs, CO
W 10-06-1956 62 Colorado School of Mines 0 Bozeman, MT
W 10-12-1956 13 Northern Colorado 0 Greeley, CO
W 10-20-1956 26 Idaho St. 6 Bozeman, MT
W 10-27-1956 28 Western St. (CO) 13 Bozeman, MT
W 11-03-1956 33 Montana 14 Missoula, MT
W 11-17-1956 54 Whitworth (WA) 0 Bozeman, MT
T 12-22-1956 0 Saint Joseph's (IN) 0 Aluminum Bowl NAIA Championship Game

1981
L 09-12-1981 21 Washington St. 33 Spokane, WA
W 09-19-1981 30 Fresno St. (CA) 26 Bozeman, MT
W 09-26-1981 35 Simon Fraser (Canada) 14 Bozeman, MT
L 10-03-1981 20 Weber St. (UT) 28 Bozeman, MT
L 10-10-1981 10 Boise St. (ID) 20 Boise, ID
W 10-17-1981 29 Idaho 28 Bozeman, MT
L 10-24-1981 14 Northern Arizona 20 Flagstaff, AZ
L 10-31-1981 17 Montana 27 Bozeman, MT
L 11-07-1981 3 Idaho St. 31 Pocatello, ID
L 11-14-1981 13 Nevada 46 Reno, NV

Good and Bad!!

[chattanoogamocs]

For most Mocfans, it can sometimes be a little depressing to look back...mainly because just about any past era you pick is probably better than the last decade of...cough, futility.

Chattanooga

1906, 6-1
Dayton HS 45-0 (Dayton) W
Maryville 11-4 (Maryville) W
Cumberland 6-11 (UC) L
Tenn School for the Deaf 26-0 (UC) W
Maryville 10-0 (UC) W
S.W. Presbyterian 41-0 (UC) W
Tennessee 5-0 (UC) W

(that is correct, played the School for the Deaf...and the University of Tennessee...in the same season...life was a little different back in 1906...and yes, the Mocassins won them both! :nod:)

1956, 5-4
Jacksonville State 26-0 (UC) W
Vanderbilt 7-46 (Nashville) L
Memphis State 14-13 (Memphis) W
Tennessee 20-42 (Knoxville) L
Abilene Christain 28-20 (UC) W
Miss. Southern 0-33 (Hattiesburg) L
Tampa 33-0 (UC) W
McMurry 19-14 (UC) W
North Texas 7-20 (UC) L

(ah, the Scrappy Moore "glory days"...the records might not have always been great, but the Mocassins typically played 2-4 SEC teams a year and feared none of them...in the decade of the 50's, UC played 28 SEC schools)

1981, 7-3-1
Middle Tennessee 42-19 (UC) W
Appalachian State 14-31 (Boone) L
Jacksonville State 10-3 (UC) W
Furman 31-28 (Greenville) W
Marshall 20-0 (UC) W
Arkansas State 3-2 (Jonesboro) W
Western Carolina 10-24 (Cullowhee) L
East Tennessee 17-0 (Johnson City) W
The Citadel 28-28 (UC) Tie
Tennessee State 28-9 (UC) W
Vanderbilt 14-28 (Nashville) L

(back in the late 70's/early 80's when the Mocassins were typically at the top of the SoCon every year. UC's first 9 seasons of league play produced a 41-13-1 record versus SoCon opponents and 4 conference titles)

Fun topic though. Neat to look and see who other school were playing back in the early 1900's...or if they were playing at all.

[Gil Dobie]

1906 - Coached by Gil Dobie 4-0
Hamline 51-0
Yankton College 61-0
Carleton College 23-0
North Dakota 32-4

1956 5-4
Northern Iowa 19-13
South Dakota 7-13
South Dakota State 26-9
North Dakota 7-14
Missouri 0-42
Morningside College 3-10
Augustana College 42-7
Concordia (Moorhead, MN) 12-7
Valley City State 25-0

1981 DII Runner-Up 10-3
Northern Michigan 0-38
Northern Arizona 17-23
Northern Colorado 17-7
North Dakota 31-7
Morningside College 34-0
South Dakota State 48-24
Augustana College 21-14
South Dakota 43-7
Nebraska-Omaha 14-0
Simon Fraser 42-7
Puget Sound 24-10
Shippensburg 18-6
Texas State - San Marcos 13-42 (DII Championship)

[Go...gate]

The small number of home games were caused by a combination of a small home facility, bad weather. Until the late 1980's, our only periodic "home and homes" were Cornell (which has usually been a 2 for 1 arrangement), Bucknell, Lafayette, Boston University, Lehigh, Holy Cross and Rutgers. Beginning in the mid-1970's we did get a couple of southern schools to come up to Hamilton (Citadel in 1975, Davidson in 1976, and W & M in 1984 and 1987), and Temple gave us a home and home in '81-'82, but that was pretty much it. The net result was that following Colgate football required a lot of traveling.

[OL FU]

For most Mocfans, it can sometimes be a little depressing to look back...mainly because just about any past era you pick is probably better than the last decade of...cough, futility.

Chattanooga

1906, 6-1
Dayton HS 45-0 (Dayton) W
Maryville 11-4 (Maryville) W
Cumberland 6-11 (UC) L
Tenn School for the Deaf 26-0 (UC) W
Maryville 10-0 (UC) W
S.W. Presbyterian 41-0 (UC) W
Tennessee 5-0 (UC) W

(that is correct, played the School for the Deaf...and the University of Tennessee...in the same season...life was a little different back in 1906...and yes, the Mocassins won them both! :nod:)

1956, 5-4
Jacksonville State 26-0 (UC) W
Vanderbilt 7-46 (Nashville) L
Memphis State 14-13 (Memphis) W
Tennessee 20-42 (Knoxville) L
Abilene Christain 28-20 (UC) W
Miss. Southern 0-33 (Hattiesburg) L
Tampa 33-0 (UC) W
McMurry 19-14 (UC) W
North Texas 7-20 (UC) L

(ah, the Scrappy Moore "glory days"...the records might not have always been great, but the Mocassins typically played 2-4 SEC teams a year and feared none of them...in the decade of the 50's, UC played 28 SEC schools)

1981, 7-3-1
Middle Tennessee 42-19 (UC) W
Appalachian State 14-31 (Boone) L
Jacksonville State 10-3 (UC) W
Furman 31-28 (Greenville) W
Marshall 20-0 (UC) W
Arkansas State 3-2 (Jonesboro) W
Western Carolina 10-24 (Cullowhee) L
East Tennessee 17-0 (Johnson City) W
The Citadel 28-28 (UC) Tie
Tennessee State 28-9 (UC) W
Vanderbilt 14-28 (Nashville) L
(back in the late 70's/early 80's when the Mocassins were typically at the top of the SoCon every year. UC's first 9 seasons of league play produced a 41-13-1 record versus SoCon opponents and 4 conference titles)

Fun topic though. Neat to look and see who other school were playing back in the early 1900's...or if they were playing at all.

Did Chatt and FU share the SoCon title that year?

[bulldog10jw]

1906 - Coached by Gil Dobie 4-0


Didn't Gil Dobie coach later coach at Cornell? I seem to remember reading that Yale and Cornell were both undefeated in 1923, but didn't play each other that year. I think Dobie was the Cornell coach.

[chattanoogamocs]

Did Chatt and FU share the SoCon title that year?

Chattanooga shared with VMI in 1977 (Chattanooga was 9-1-1 overall, VMI was 7-4, both were 4-1 in league play) Mocs only loss that year was to...Furman 7-17 :)

Furman and Chattanooga tied for the league title in 1978 (Furman was 8-3 overall, Chattanooga was 7-3-1, both had a 4-1 league record) Chattanooga beat Furman that year in 13-9 in Greenville (it was the Mocs first ever game on TV), but later lost to WCU.

Chattanooga won the 1979 title with a 5-1 SoCon record and 9-2 overall.

In 1980 Furman went undefeated in league play, Chattanooga was runner-up.
Of course, Furman also won in 1981 and 1982 (Chattanooga was again runner-up in '82)

Chattanooga won its last title in 1984...with a weak 6-5 overall, but 5-1 in the SoCon.

After that, it was all Furman and App until 1992.

Sorry, that was a lot more info than you asked for :)

[Gil Dobie]

Didn't Gil Dobie coach later coach at Cornell? I seem to remember reading that Yale and Cornell were both undefeated in 1923, but didn't play each other that year. I think Dobie was the Cornell coach.

Dobie played quarterback and end at the University of Minnesota, graduating in 1903, and spent two years as an assistant coach before becoming head coach at North Dakota Agricultural College (now North Dakota State) in 1906. He had a 6-0-0 record in two seasons there.

In 1908, Dobie went to the University of Washington. He spent nine seasons there and never lost a game, winning 58 while tying 3. From 1908 into 1914, Washington won 39 consecutive games.

At Navy from 1917 through 1919, Dobie had a 17-3-0 mark, then went to Cornell in 1920. He had unbeaten teams in 1921, 1922, and 1923 and was then given the first ten-year coaching contract in history. He spent a total of 16 seasons at Cornell, winning 82 games while losing 16 and tying 7.

[LeopardFan04]

From the College Football Date Warehouse:
(Teams in bold are on the 2006 schedule)

1906: 8-1-1

W 09-29-1906 34 Wyoming Seminary (PA) 0 Easton, PA
W 10-06-1906 33 Ursinus (PA) 0 Easton, PA
W 10-13-1906 34 Medico-Chirurgical College (PA) 0 Easton, PA
W 10-20-1906 28 North Carolina 6 Richmond, VA
W 10-27-1906 17 Colgate (NY) 6 Easton, PA
W 11-03-1906 14 Washington & Jefferson (PA) 6 Pittsburgh, PA
T 11-10-1906 0 Pennsylvania 0 Philadelphia, PA
L 11-17-1906 4 Syracuse (NY) 12 Easton, PA
W 11-24-1906 33 Lehigh (PA) 0 Easton, PA
W 11-29-1906 26 Dickinson (PA) 6 Easton, PA


1956: 6-3-0

W 09-22-1956 26 Muhlenberg (PA) 0 Allentown, PA
W 09-29-1956 20 Temple (PA) 0 Easton, PA
W 10-06-1956 28 Delaware 14 Newark, DE
W 10-13-1956 32 Albright (PA) 7 Easton, PA
W 10-20-1956 13 Bucknell (PA) 7 Lewisburg, PA
L 10-27-1956 6 Gettysburg (PA) 12 Easton, PA
L 11-03-1956 19 Rutgers (NJ) 20 New Brunswick, NJ
W 11-10-1956 43 McDaniel College (MD) 7 Easton, PA
L 11-17-1956 10 Lehigh (PA) 27 Easton, PA


1981: 9-2-0

W 09-12-1981 51 Central Connecticut St. 0 Easton, PA
W 09-19-1981 14 Davidson (NC) 7 Davidson, NC
W 09-26-1981 28 Columbia (NY) 13 New York, NY
W 10-03-1981 17 Maine 0 Easton, PA
W 10-10-1981 37 Bucknell (PA) 0 Easton, PA
L 10-17-1981 0 Colgate (NY) 30 Hamilton, NY
W 10-24-1981 28 Gettysburg (PA) 14 Gettysburg, PA
W 10-31-1981 48 Long Island-CW Post (NY) 10 Easton, PA
L 11-07-1981 18 New Hampshire 21 Easton, PA
W 11-14-1981 49 Merchant Marine (NY) 13 Kings Point, NY
W 11-21-1981 10 Lehigh (PA) 3 Bethlehem, PA

[aceinthehole]

Central Connecticut State

1935 (1-2-1) First season:
W, 6-0 vs. Connecticut Freshmen
L, 6-0 vs. Wesleyan Freshmen
T, 6-6 vs. SUNY-New Paltz
L, 39-0 vs. Montclair St.


1956 (3-3) NCAA College Division - Independent:
Oct. 06 - W, 25-14 vs. Trenton St. @ Ewing, NJ
Oct. 13 - W, 20-6 vs. Montclair St. @ New Britain, CT
Oct. 20 - L, 28-0 vs. Southern Connecticut St. @ New Britain, CT
Oct. 27 - L, 34-6 vs. Worcester Tech @ New Britain, CT
Nov. 02 - W, 20-19 vs. Bridgeport @ Bridgeport, CT
Nov. 17 - L, 21-7 vs. American International @ New Britain, CT


1981 (5-5) NCAA Division II - Independent:
Sep. 12 - L, 51-0 vs. Lafayette @ Easton, PA
Sep. 19 - W, 21-7 vs.Massachusetts-Lowell @ Lowell, MA
Sep. 26 - W, 28-17 vs. East Stroudsburg @ New Britain, CT
Oct. 03 - L, 20-17 vs. Long Island-CW Post @ New Britain, CT
Oct. 10 - L, 28-0 vs.Towson @ Towson, MD
Oct. 17 - L 28-6 vs. Springfield @ New Britain, CT
Oct. 24 - W, 10-3 vs. Montclair St. @ Upper Montclair, NJ
Oct. 31 - W, 17-7 vs. American International @ Springfield, MA
Nov. 07 - L, 21-14 vs. Northeastern @ New Britain, CT
Nov. 14 - W, 13-3 vs. Southern Connecticut St. @ New Britain, CT

[bulldog10jw]

1906-Yale (Independent)

10/3 vs. Wesleyan W 21 0
10/6 vs. Syracuse (6-3) W 51 0
10/10 vs. Springfield W 12 0
10/13 vs. Holy Cross (4-3-1) W 17 0
10/20 vs. Penn State (8-1-1) W 10 0
10/27 vs. Amherst (3-3-1) W 12 0
11/3 @ Army (3-5-1) W 10 6
11/10 vs. Brown (6-3) W 5 0
11/17 @ Princeton (9-0-1) T 0 0
11/24 vs. Harvard (10-1) W 6 0
9-0-1



1956-Yale (Ivy)

9/29 vs. Connecticut W 19 14
10/6 vs. *Brown (5-4) W 20 2
10/13 @ *Columbia (3-6) W 33 19
10/20 vs. *Cornell (1-8) W 25 7
10/27 vs. Colgate (4-5) L 6 14
11/3 vs. *Dartmouth (5-3-1) W 19 0
11/10 vs. *Pennsylvania (4-5) W 40 7
11/17 vs. *Princeton (7-2) W 42 20
11/24 @ *Harvard (2-6) W 42 14
8-1-0



1981-Yale (Ivy)

9/19 vs. *Brown (3-7) W 28 7
9/26 vs. Connecticut W 27 18
10/3 vs. Navy (7-4-1) W 23 19
10/10 @ Holy Cross (6-5) W 29 28
10/17 @ *Columbia (1-9) W 48 17
10/24 vs. *Pennsylvania (1-9) W 24 3
10/31 vs. *Dartmouth (6-4) W 24 3
11/7 @ *Cornell (3-7) W 23 17
11/14 @ *Princeton (5-4-1) L 31 35
11/21 vs. *Harvard (5-4-1) W 28 0
9-1-0

[DFW HOYA]

Like Fordham, Georgetown was on leave from football in 1956. Here are the 1906 and 1981 results:

1906 (6-1)
Georgetown 22, Gallaudet 0
Georgetown 28, Maryland 0
Georgetown 16, Mt. St. Mary's 0
Georgetown 6, Washington & Lee 5
Georgetown 4, North Carolina 0
Virginia 12, Georgetown 0
Georgetown 16, George Washington 6

1981 (5-3)
Union 21, Georgetown 0
Georgetown 17, Duquesne 7
Fordham 24, Georgetown 0
Georgetown 19, St. John's 16
Georgetown 16, St. Peter's 0
Georgetown 6, Catholic 0
Georgetown 14, St. Francis (Pa.) 7
Washington & Lee 43, Georgetown 15

And while we're at it, going back 125 years...

1881 (1-0)
Georgetown 2, Alexandria 0

[paytonlives]

And while we're at it, going back 125 years...

1881 (1-0)
Georgetown 2, Alexandria 0

WOW- I am amazed that anyone was playing that long ago.

Funny though it is, I doubt your Offense will ever go scoreless for a "whole" year again.
:smiley_wi

[blukeys]

Dobie played quarterback and end at the University of Minnesota, graduating in 1903, and spent two years as an assistant coach before becoming head coach at North Dakota Agricultural College (now North Dakota State) in 1906. He had a 6-0-0 record in two seasons there.

In 1908, Dobie went to the University of Washington. He spent nine seasons there and never lost a game, winning 58 while tying 3. From 1908 into 1914, Washington won 39 consecutive games.

At Navy from 1917 through 1919, Dobie had a 17-3-0 mark, then went to Cornell in 1920. He had unbeaten teams in 1921, 1922, and 1923 and was then given the first ten-year coaching contract in history. He spent a total of 16 seasons at Cornell, winning 82 games while losing 16 and tying 7.

Yes he also coached at Chicago when it was a power and he called himself AA Stagg. He was also sighted at Maryland, Kentucky, Texas A&M and finally Alabama. He has since been sighted at Penn State wearing really thick glasses!!!!!xlolx xlolx xlolx xlolx

[HiHiYikas]

What conference was ASU in prior to the SoCon?


1928-1930 Independent

1937-1939 Smoky Mountain Conference

1931-1960 North State Conference

1940-1960 Independent

1961-1969 Carolinas Conference (at the time, I'm sure we didn't see this as the future of the Socon)

1970-1970 Independent

1971-Current Southern Conference

2005 Media Guide, pages 188-193 has us in the North State Conference from 31-62, then Carolinas until 68, Independent until 71, then SoCon. Wonder if it's an error?

[blukeys]

I am skipping 1986 as we have already done it but am repeating 1906 as I have a contribution.

1996
(8-4, 6-2 Yankee, 2nd Mid-Atlantic Division)
Head Coach: Harold R. “Tubby” Raymond
Captains: Leo Hamlett, Chris Kumpon, Geof Gardner, Kenny Bailey

9/7/96 Lehigh 49-7 15,624
9/14/96 Villanova 0-27 12,079
9/21/96 West Chester 24-17 15,897
9/28/96 Maine 27-17 6,033
10/5/96 Boston University 50-16 13,543
10/12/96 Richmond 14-7 7,814
10/19/96 Northeastern 24-14 16,806
10/26/96 James Madison 27-13 22,291
11/2/96 William & Mary 7-10
11/9/96 Navy 14-30 33,908
11/16/96 Rhode Island 43-27 14,341
11/30/96 Marshall 30-59 15,429
(I-AA Opening Round)
Also known as the Randy Moss Invitational1976
(8-3-1, D-II Independent)
Head Coach: Harold R. “Tubby” Raymond
Captain: Gary Bello

9/11/76 Eastern Kentucky 37-21 17,528
9/18/76 The Citadel 15-17 21,570
9/25/76 North Dakota 59-17 17,865
10/2/76 Temple 18-16 15,851
10/9/76 William & Mary 15-13 15,500
10/16/76 Villanova 24-24 20,578
10/23/76 VMI 6-10 21,134
10/30/76 Connecticut 30-6 9,956
11/6/76 Davidson 63-0 16,130
11/13/76 West Chester 42-7 14,378
11/20/76 Maine 36-0 14,136
11/27/76 Northern Michigan 17-28 12,590
(D-II Quarterfinals)
Lost on a cheater play since then outlawed by the NCAA orchestrated by a piece of crap QB who later coached the 49ers and Lions.
ECAC Team of the Year
Lambert Cup Eastern Champions

1966
(6-3, 6-0 Middle Atlantic Conference, 1st)
Head Coach: Harold R. “Tubby” Raymond
Captain: Ed Sand

9/24/66 Hofstra 25-13 10,140
10/1/66 Gettysburg 3-0
10/6/66 Lafayette 23-15 10,024
10/15/66 Villanova 14-16
10/22/66 Lehigh 41-0 13,132
10/29/66 Temple 20-14
11/5/66 Buffalo 6-36
11/12/66 Boston University 14-42
11/19/66 Bucknell 45-20

The First Year of HEAD COACH Tubby Raymond


1956
(5-3-1)
Head Coach: David M. Nelson
Captain: Tom Thomas

9/22/56 West Chester 7-10
9/29/56 Lehigh 33-7
10/6/56 Lafayette 14-28
10/13/56 Bucknell 26-17
10/20/56 New Hampshire 14-6
10/27/56 Connecticut 14-26
11/3/56 Bainbridge 7-7
11/10/56 Rutgers 22-0
11/17/56 Temple 14-7

Can’t help but notice, we beat UNH, Rutgers, Lehigh and Temple in the same year but lost to Lafayette AND West Chester!!!
1946
(10-0)
Head Coach: William D. Murray
Captain: Anthony Stalloni

9/28/46 Penn. Military College 25-0
10/5/46 Randolph-Macon 53-0
10/11/46 Western Maryland 44-6
10/19/46 Gettysburg 27-6
10/26/46 Drexel [F] 52-0
11/2/46 Franklin & Marshall 28-0
11/9/46 Bucknell 27-14
11/16/46 Washington College 61-0
11/23/46 Muhlenberg 20-12
1/1/47 Rollins 21-7
(Cigar Bowl – Tampa, FL)

Associated Press Small College National Champions

Undefeated and ranked 18th in the Nation
1936
(2-6)
Head Coach: Lyal W. Clark
Captain: John A. Hodgson

10/3/36 Georgetown 0-39
10/10/36 Mt. St. Mary’s 10-14
10/17/36 St. Joseph’s 25-8
10/24/36 Randolph-Macon 19-6
10/31/36 St. John’s 6-13
11/7/36 Penn. Military College 6-0
(Convention Hall, Atlantic City, NJ)
11/14/36 Drexel 6-7
11/21/36 Washington College 6-21

Typical of the Pre Murray Era
1926
(3-5)
Head Coach: R.M. “Frank” Forstburg
Captain: William G. Lohmann

10/2/26 Drexel 6-7
10/9/26 Ursinus 6-0
10/16/26 Springfield 3-0
10/23/26 St. John’s 3-13
10/30/26 Rutgers 0-21
11/6/26 Swarthmore 7-47
11/13/26 Gallaudet 10-7
11/20/26 Haverford 6-27

Hey we beat the deaf guys.
1916
(4-3-1)
Head Coach: William J. McAvoy
Captain: Michael J. Fidance

10/7/16 Penn. Military College 6-7
10/14/16 Western Maryland 0-16
10/21/16 Haverford 0-0
10/28/16 Stevens College 5-0
11/4/16 Dickinson 0-22
11/11/16 St. John’s 14-0
11/18/16 Gallaudet 13-6
11/30/16 Mt. St. Mary’s 7-22

Beat the deaf guys and St. Johns

1906
(5-1)
Head Coach: Clarence A. Short
Captain: Charles P. Messick

9/29/06 Medico-Chirurgical 10-0
10/13/06 Johns Hopkins 5-0
10/20/06 Washington College 9-0
10/27/06 Rutgers 4-0
11/3/06 Penn. Military College 12-0
11/10/06 Fordham 4-16

I’m repeating this one because we obviously need another game with Fordham.

1896
(0-6)
Head Coach: Ira L. Pierce
Captain: Ernest W. Sipple

10/3/96 Villanova 0-14
10/17/96 Swarthmore 0-44
10/24/96 Haverford 0-24
10/31/96 Conference Academy 0-12
11/18/96 Penn. Military College 0-14
11/21/96 Haverford College 0-6
(at Wilmington, DE)

No points scored but we beat Nova the year before. If it were 2006 Coach Pierce would have been fired by the 3rd game.

[HiHiYikas]

These are going to be some long posts...

Just look in our media guide...

http://goasu.com/autoimage/pImqjlM.pdf

[LeopardFan04]

And while we're at it, going back 125 years...

1881 (1-0)
Georgetown 2, Alexandria 0


You beat us by a year...here's our first year...we didn't score...

L 11-07-1882 0 Rutgers (NJ) 8 New Brunswick, NJ
L 11-25-1882 0 Pennsylvania 1 Philadelphia, PA

Good to see that we didn't beat Penn 124 years ago either...:rolleyes:

[Gil Dobie]

Yes he also coached at Chicago when it was a power and he called himself AA Stagg. He was also sighted at Maryland, Kentucky, Texas A&M and finally Alabama. He has since been sighted at Penn State wearing really thick glasses!!!!!xlolx xlolx xlolx xlolx

Don't forget the Miami, Florida St, Oklahoma and Nebraska stints :cool:

[gvilleapp]

What conference was ASU in prior to the SoCon?

From 1931 thru 1960 ASTC was in the North State Conference which was re-named the Carolinas Conference in 1961. ASU left in '67 to go division I. Record in the North State/Carolinas was 126-56-6. At the time, ASTC was very much a small college and produced mostly teachers.

Our first year in the SoCon was 1972. Good luck to you guys.

[UNH_Alum_In_CT]

University of New Hampshire

1906 (2-5-1)

09/22 @Maine L 7-0
09/29 @Brown L 12-0
10/06 @UMass T 0-0
10/13 Colby L 15-0
10/20 @Rhode Island W 20-0
10/27 UConn W 40-0 :D :D :D :D :D
11/03 @Bates L 11-0
11/10 Vermont L 17-5

1956 (3-4-1)

09/29 @Dartmouth L 13-0
10/06 Rhode Island W 13-7
10/13 @Maine L 29-7
10/20 Delaware L 14-6
10/27 Brandeis W 20-13
11/03 @UConn T 0-0
11/10 Springfield L 40-14
11/17 @UMass W 28-7

1981 (7-3)

09/12 American International (AIC) W 28-13
09/19 @Boston Univ. W 10-8
09/26 Towson State W 31-29
10/03 @UConn W 28-24 :D :D :D :D :D
10/10 @Maine L 26-16
10/17 Lehigh W 13-12
10/24 @Northeastern W 24-17
10/31 @Rhode Island L 14-12
11/07 @Lafayette W 21-18
11/14 UMass L 20-9

[OL FU]

Chattanooga shared with VMI in 1977 (Chattanooga was 9-1-1 overall, VMI was 7-4, both were 4-1 in league play) Mocs only loss that year was to...Furman 7-17 :)

Furman and Chattanooga tied for the league title in 1978 (Furman was 8-3 overall, Chattanooga was 7-3-1, both had a 4-1 league record) Chattanooga beat Furman that year in 13-9 in Greenville (it was the Mocs first ever game on TV), but later lost to WCU.

Chattanooga won the 1979 title with a 5-1 SoCon record and 9-2 overall.

In 1980 Furman went undefeated in league play, Chattanooga was runner-up.
Of course, Furman also won in 1981 and 1982 (Chattanooga was again runner-up in '82)

Chattanooga won its last title in 1984...with a weak 6-5 overall, but 5-1 in the SoCon.

After that, it was all Furman and App until 1992.

Sorry, that was a lot more info than you asked for :)

Thanks, not too much info. I do remember the late 70's ( I graduated in '79) and remember that Chatt was the team to beat. For some reason I thought we shared a title in the early 80's. Doesn't sound like it though. I remember '84, Furman had a very good team, I think we were 8-3 beat NC State but missed the playoffs.

[OL FU]

University of New Hampshire

1906 (2-5-1)

09/22 @Maine L 7-0
09/29 @Brown L 12-0
10/06 @UMass T 0-010/13 Colby L 15-0
10/20 @Rhode Island W 20-0
10/27 UConn W 40-0 :D :D :D :D :D
11/03 @Bates L 11-0
11/10 Vermont L 17-5

1956 (3-4-1)

09/29 @Dartmouth L 13-0
10/06 Rhode Island W 13-7
10/13 @Maine L 29-7
10/20 Delaware L 14-6
10/27 Brandeis W 20-13
11/03 @UConn T 0-0
11/10 Springfield L 40-14
11/17 @UMass W 28-7

1981 (7-3)

09/12 American International (AIC) W 28-13
09/19 @Boston Univ. W 10-8
09/26 Towson State W 31-29
10/03 @UConn W 28-24 :D :D :D :D :D
10/10 @Maine L 26-16
10/17 Lehigh W 13-12
10/24 @Northeastern W 24-17
10/31 @Rhode Island L 14-12
11/07 @Lafayette W 21-18
11/14 UMass L 20-9

It is nice to know that while most things change somethings stay the same:nod:

[813Jag]

1956 Southern Jaguars (5-5)
09-22-1956 Texas Southern 19-7 L
09-29-1956 Alcorn St. (MS) 26-13 W
10-06-1956 Xavier (LA) 14-13 L
10-13-1956 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 16-12 W
10-20-1956 Langston 8-0 W
10-27-1956 Texas College 39-20 W
11-03-1956 Tennessee St 52-6 L
11-10-1956 Wiley 20-13 W
11-17-1956 Florida A&M 34-6 L
11-24-1956 Prairie View A&M 14-6 L

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1906
(5-1)
Head Coach: Clarence A. Short
Captain: Charles P. Messick

9/29/06 Medico-Chirurgical 10-0
10/13/06 Johns Hopkins 5-0
10/20/06 Washington College 9-0
10/27/06 Rutgers 4-0
11/3/06 Penn. Military College 12-0
11/10/06 Fordham 4-16

I’m repeating this one because we obviously need another game with Fordham.
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Fordham and Delaware have played five times, and the Rams lead the series, 4-1. The first game was 1902, which Delaware won.

Fordham won the games in 1903, 1904, 1905, and 1906. You would think, given the relative proximity of the schools, that a series that started in 1902 would have been played more than five times.

I'd really like to see a Fordham-Delaware game played regularly. But I suspect our historical advantage would evaporate.