Appalachian State Mountaineers football, 1928–1929
The Appalachian State Mountaineers football teams represented Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina, United States. The university was called Appalachian State Normal School when the first team was fielded in 1928 with Graydon Eggers as head coach. The following season C. B. Johnson took over coaching duties of the newly named Appalachian State Teachers College. The Mountaineers played their home games at College Field.
| Contents: | 1928 – 1929 – Totals |
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1928
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Schedule
September 29at Mountain CityMountain City, TennesseeL 26–0 October 6at WilkesboroWilkesboro, North CarolinaW 6–0 October 13Morganton
L 7–0 October 27Rutherford
- College Field
- Boone, North Carolina
L 50–6 November 3Lees-McRae
- College Field
- Boone, North Carolina
W 52–0 November 9at Bluefield StateBluefield, West VirginiaL 44–0 November 17Mt. Park
- College Field
- Boone, North Carolina
W 52–0 November 24at Belmont AbbeyBelmont, North CarolinaL 13–0 November 31at East Tennessee StateJohnson City, TennesseeL 9–6
1929
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Schedule
September 30at Carson-NewmanJefferson City, TennesseeT 0–0 October 7Catawba
T 0–0 October 12East Tennessee State
- College Field
- Boone, North Carolina
W 26–0 October 19Bluefield State
- College Field
- Boone, North Carolina
L 12–7 November 2at North GeorgiaDahlonega, GeorgiaW 19–6 November 6at RutherfordT 0–0 November 9Belmont Abbey
- College Field
- Boone, North Carolina
W 28–0 November 23Boiling Springs
- College Field
- Boone, North Carolina
W 6–0
Decade totals
- Games Played: 17
- Final record: 7–7–3
- Points scored: 208
- Points against: 167
- Point differential (+/–): +41
References
- Mike Flynn, ed. (2009). "History and Traditions: All-Time Results". Appalachian Football 2009 Media Guide. Appalachian Sports Information. p. 187.
