Washington University Bears football

Washington University Bears
First season 1890
Athletic director Anthony J. Azama
Head coach Larry Kindbom
29th season, 177–114–0 (.608)
Stadium Francis Field
(Capacity: 3,300)
Year built 1903
Field surface FieldTurf
Location St. Louis, Missouri
NCAA division Division III
Conference College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin
All-time record 52348428 (.519)
Playoff appearances 3 (Div. III)
1999, 2013, 2016
Playoff record 0-3 (Div. III)
Conference titles 15
1934, 1939, 1966, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016
Rivalries Chicago Maroons[1]
Consensus All-Americans 34
Colors Red and Green[2]
         
Fight song Fight for Washington
Marching band WashU Pep Band
Outfitter Adidas
Website BearSports.wustl.edu

The Washington University Bears football team represents Washington University in St. Louis in collegiate level football. The team competes in NCAA Division III and starting in 2018 as an affiliate member of the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin. They are a primary member of the University Athletic Association. They were previously a member of the Missouri Valley Conference.[3]. The school's first football team was fielded in 1890. The team plays its home games at the 3,300 seat Francis Field.

Former Washington University Bears football player and head coach Jimmy Conzelman is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.[4]

Former Washington University Bears football head coach Weeb Ewbank, later coach of AFL, NFL, and Super Bowl champion teams is also in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.[5]

History

Conference memberships

Conference Memberships
Year Conference
1890–1906: Independent
1907–1942: Missouri Valley Conference
1943–1946: No Football Team
1947–1962: Independent
1963–1971: College Athletic Conference
1972–1989: Independent
1990–2014: University Athletic Association
2015-2016: Southern Athletic Association
2017: University Athletic Association
2018-present: College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin

Seasons

Year Head Coach Conference Overall Record Conference Record
1890Unknown1-0
1891Unknown3-1-1
1892Unknown1-2
1893No Football
1894Unknown2-1
1895No Football
1896No Football
1897Unknown0-1-1
1898Arthur N. Sager5-0
1899Arthur N. Sager3-1-0
1900Unknown2-2-1
1901Gordon Clark5-1
1902Wayne Smith2-5-1
1903L.W. Boynton4-4-1
1904L.W. Boynton4-7
1905C.A. Fairweather6-3-1
1906J.M. Blanchard2-1
1907J.M. BlanchardMVC1-50-1
1908Francis CayouMVC4-4-10-2
1909Francis CayouMVC3-40-2
1910Francis CayouMVC3-40-2
1911Francis CayouMVC4-2-20-0-2
1912Francis CayouMVC4-40-2
1913W.P. EdmundsMVC1-50-4
1914W.P. EdmundsMVC2-2-10-1-1
1915W.P. EdmundsMVC3-21-1
1916W.P. EdmundsMVC3-3-10-2
1917R.B. RutherfordMVC4-31-2
1918R.B. RutherfordMVC6-0-0— (WWI)
1919R.B. RutherfordMVC5-22-2
1920George RiderMVC4-41-4
1921George RiderMVC4-3-12-3
1922George RiderMVC1-5-10-5-1
1923Byron WimberlyMVC3-51-4
1924Byron WimberlyMVC4-40-4
1925Bob HigginsMVC2-5-11-4-1
1926Bob HigginsMVC1-70-6
1927Bob HigginsMVC5-2-22-2-1
1928Al SharpeMVC2-5-10-2
1929Al SharpeMVC3-4-10-1-1
1930Al SharpeMVC4-2-22-2
1931Al SharpeMVC2-70-3
1932Jimmy ConzelmanMVC4-41-2
1933Jimmy ConzelmanMVC4-51-2
1934Jimmy ConzelmanMVC7-31-0†
1935Jimmy ConzelmanMVC6-43-0‡
1936Jimmy ConzelmanMVC3-71-1
1937Jimmy ConzelmanMVC4-62-2
1938Jimmy ConzelmanMVC6-3-12-1-1
1939Jimmy ConzelmanMVC6-3-14-1†
1940Frank LoebsMVC3-60-3
1941Frank LoebsMVC4-51-3
1942Tom GormanMVC5-52-3
1943No Football
1944No Football
1945No Football
1946No Football
1947Weeb Ewbank5-3
1948Weeb Ewbank9-1
1949Irv Utz7-2
1950Irv Utz2-7
1951Irv Utz5-4
1952Irv Utz4-5
1953Carl Snavely7-2
1954Carl Snavely6-3
1955Carl Snavely5-4
1956Carl Snavely6-3
1957Carl Snavely5-3
1958Carl Snavely4-4
1959Lynn Hovland1-7
1960Lynn Hovland2-7
1961Lynn Hovland0-9
1962Dave Puddington5-3
1963Dave PuddingtonCAC6-2-11-1
1964Dave PuddingtonCAC6-3-13-1‡
1965Dave PuddingtonCAC7-23-1
1966Dave PuddingtonCAC7-24-0†
1967Dave PuddingtonCAC5-4-12-2
1968Dick MartinCAC2-80-4
1969Dick MartinCAC2-71-3
1970Dick MartinCAC5-43-1‡
1971Dick MartinCAC4-51-3
1972Don McCright6-3
1973Don McCright6-2-1
1974Don McCright5-4
1975Don McCright4-5
1976Don McCright3-6
1977Chris Gianoulakis5-4
1978Chris Gianoulakis5-4
1979Chris Gianoulakis2-7
1980Ken Henderson2-7
1981Ken Henderson2-7
1982Ken Henderson2-7
1983Fred Remmy2-6-1
1984Fred Remmy4-5
1985Fred Remmy3-7
1986Fred Remmy2-7
1987Ken Woody1-8
1988Ken Woody2-8
1989Larry Kindbom4-5
1990Larry KindbomUAA7-32-2
1991Larry KindbomUAA6-41-3
1992Larry KindbomUAA4-61-3
1993Larry KindbomUAA6-41-3
1994Larry KindbomUAA7-33-1‡
1995Larry KindbomUAA9-13-1‡
1996Larry KindbomUAA7-33-1‡
1997Larry KindbomUAA6-43-1
1998Larry KindbomUAA6-42-2
1999Larry KindbomUAA8-34-0‡*
2000Larry KindbomUAA6-43-1
2001Larry KindbomUAA8-24-0†
2002Larry KindbomUAA6-44-0†
2003Larry KindbomUAA6-44-0†
2004Larry KindbomUAA6-43-0†
2005Larry KindbomUAA6-42-1
2006Larry KindbomUAA6-42-1
2007Larry KindbomUAA7-31-2
2008Larry KindbomUAA5-51-2
2009Larry KindbomUAA4-61-2
2010Larry KindbomUAA7-32-1
2011Larry KindbomUAA6-42-1
2012Larry KindbomUAA5-53-0
2013Larry KindbomUAA8-33-0*
2014Larry KindbomUAA4-60-0
2015Larry KindbomSAA6-45-3
2016Larry KindbomSAA8-37-1*
2017Larry KindbomUAA3-60-2

†- Conference champions ‡- Conference co-champions *- Playoff Appearance [6]

References

  1. https://web.archive.org/web/20131204100010/http://bearsports.wustl.edu/Sports/Documents/Football-Record-Book.pdf
  2. "Color Palettes". Retrieved August 3, 2016.
  3. http://bigeightsports.com/Sports/Football/FootballChampionships.htm
  4. "Jimmy Conzelman – Pro Football Hall of Fame Official Site".
  5. "Weeb Ewbank – Pro Football Hall of Fame Official Site".
  6. "2017 Washington University Football Record Book" (PDF). Retrieved Apr 9, 2017.
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