List of presidents of the American Football Coaches Association
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Presidents of the American Football Coaches Association are:
- 1921 - Charles D. Daly - United States Military Academy
- 1922 - Charles D. Daly - United States Military Academy
- 1923 - John W. Heisman - University of Pennsylvania
- 1924 - John W. Heisman - Rice Institute
- 1925 - Robert Zuppke - University of Illinois
- 1926 - Gilmour Dobie - Cornell University
- 1927 - William H. Cowell - University of New Hampshire
- 1928 - William W. Roper - Princeton University
- 1929 - Hugo Bezdek - Pennsylvania State College
- 1930 - William Alexander - Georgia Tech
- 1931 - John F. Meehan - Manhattan College
- 1932 - Marvin A. Stevens - Yale University
- 1933 - D.E. McGugin - Vanderbilt University
- 1934 - Dana X. Bible - University of Nebraska
- 1935 - Bernie Bierman - University of Minnesota
- 1936 - D.O. McLaughry - Brown University
- 1937 - Harry Kipke - University of Michigan
- 1938 - Harry A. Stuhldreher - University of Wisconsin–Madison
- 1939 - Lou Little - Columbia University
- 1940 - Alvin N. "Bo" McMillin - Indiana University
- 1941 - Fritz Crisler - University of Michigan
- 1942 - Matty Bell - Southern Methodist University
- 1943 - Matty Bell - Southern Methodist University
- 1944 - Ray Morrison - Temple University
- 1945 - Ray Morrison - Temple University
- 1946 - Richard C. "Dick" Harlow - Harvard University
- 1947 - E.E. Wieman - University of Maine
- 1948 - Harvey Harman - Rutgers University
- 1949 - L.R. Meyer - Texas Christian University
- 1950 - Lynn O. Waldorf - University of California
- 1951 - Lloyd P. Jordan - Harvard University
- 1952 - Carl G. Snavely - University of North Carolina
- 1953 - Don Faurot - University of Missouri
- 1954 - George Munger - University of Pennsylvania
- 1955 - Ray Eliot - University of Illinois
- 1956 - Jess C. Neely - Rice Institute
- 1957 - George K. James - Cornell University
- 1958 - Charles B. Wilkinson - University of Oklahoma
- 1959 - Wallace Butts - University of Georgia
- 1960 - Charles A. "Rip" Engle - Pennsylvania State University
- 1961 - Jack C. Curtice - Stanford University
- 1962 - William D. Murray - Duke University
- 1963 - Woody Hayes - Ohio State University
- 1964 - Len Casanova - University of Oregon
- 1965 - Abe Martin - Texas Christian University
- 1966 - Dan Jessee - Trinity College (Connecticut)
- 1967 - Ben Schwartzwalder - Syracuse University
- 1968 - Murray Warmath - University of Minnesota
- 1969 - Paul Dietzel - University of South Carolina
- 1970 - Frank Broyles - University of Arkansas
- 1971 - Earle Edwards - North Carolina State University
- 1972 - Paul Bryant - University of Alabama
- 1973 - John McKay - University of Southern California
- 1974 - Bob Blackman - University of Illinois
- 1975 - Darrell Royal - University of Texas
- 1976 - Eddie Robinson - Grambling State University
- 1977 - Ben Martin - United States Air Force Academy
- 1978 - Carmen Cozza - Yale University
- 1979 - Charles McClendon - Louisiana State University
- 1980 - Jerry Claiborne - University of Maryland
- 1981 - Harold "Tubby" Raymond - University of Delaware
- 1982 - Jim Ostendarp - Amherst College
- 1983 - Bo Schembechler - University of Michigan
- 1984 - Dave Maurer - Wittenberg University
- 1985 - Vince Dooley - University of Georgia
- 1986 - Vic Rowen - San Francisco State University
- 1987 - LaVell Edwards - Brigham Young University
- 1988 - Joe Restic - Harvard University
- 1989 - Don James - University of Washington
- 1990 - John Majors - University of Tennessee
- 1991 - Bill Manlove - Widener University
- 1992 - John Cooper - Ohio State University
- 1993 - Hayden Fry - University of Iowa
- 1994 - Ron Schipper - Central College
- 1995 - Billy Joe - Florida A&M University
- 1996 - Fisher DeBerry - United States Air Force Academy
- 1997 - Don Nehlen - West Virginia University
- 1998 - Roy Kidd - Eastern Kentucky University
- 1999 - Rocky Rees - Shippensburg University
- 2000 - Bob Ford - University at Albany
- 2001 - Joe Taylor - Hampton University
- 2002 - Glen Mason - University of Minnesota
- 2003 - Phil Fulmer - University of Tennessee
- 2004 - Ken Hatfield - Rice University
- 2005 - Scot Dapp - Moravian College
- 2006 - Mel Tjeerdsma - Northwest Missouri State University
- 2007 - Ken Sparks - Carson-Newman College
- 2008 - Tyrone Willingham - University of Washington
- 2009 - Dick Tomey - San Jose State University
- 2010 - Larry Kehres - Mount Union College[1]
- 2011 - Rob Ash - Montana State University
In 2011 the other officers were first vice-president Tim Murphy of Harvard University, second vice president Tommy Tuberville of the Texas Tech University, third vice president Mike Welch of Ithaca College.[2] According to AFCA tradition officers move up one rank each year until becoming president.
[edit] References
- ^ "Mount Union's Larry Kehres Named 2010 AFCA President - AFCA.com—Official Site of the American Football Coaches Association". Afca.com. http://www.afca.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=9300&ATCLID=204868000. Retrieved 2011-03-25.
- ^ "Montana State's Rob Ash Named 2011 AFCA President - AFCA.com—Official Site of the American Football Coaches Association". Afca.com. 2010-12-31. http://www.afca.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=9300&ATCLID=205075412. Retrieved 2011-03-25.
