List of Arizona State Sun Devils football seasons

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The Arizona State Sun Devils football team competes in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Football Bowl Subdivision, representing Arizona State University. [1] [2] [3]

Contents

Seasons

YearCoachOverallConferenceStandingBowl/playoffs Coaches#AP°
Fred Irish (Independent)(1897–1906)
1897 Fred Irish 0–1
1898No team
1899Fred Irish3–0
1900Fred Irish1–1
1902Fred Irish2–1
1903Fred Irish2–0
1904Fred Irish4–0
1905Fred Irish0–3
1906Fred Irish0–2
1907–13No team
George Schaeffer (Independent)(1914–1916)
1914 George Schaeffer 4–3
1915George Schaeffer3–2
1916George Schaeffer0–3
1917–18No team
George Cooper (Independent)(1919)
1919 George Cooper 0–2
1920–21No team
Ernest Wills (Independent)(1922)
1922 Ernest Wills 0–3–1
Aaron McCreary (Independent)(1923–1929)
1923 Aaron McCreary 4–2
1924Aaron McCreary6–1–1
1925Aaron McCreary6–2
1926Aaron McCreary4–1–1
1927Aaron McCreary2–3–1
1928Aaron McCreary3–2–1
1929Aaron McCreary0–6
Ted Shipkey (Independent)(1930)
1930 Ted Shipkey 3–5–1
Ted Shipkey (Border Conference)(1931–1932)
1931Ted Shipkey6–22–21st
1932Ted Shipkey3–3–12–2–13rd
Rudy Lavik (Border Conference)(1933–1937)
1933 Rudy Lavik 3–51–35th
1934Rudy Lavik4–3–12–24th
1935Rudy Lavik2–5–12–3–14th
1936Rudy Lavik4–52–34th
1937Rudy Lavik0–8–10–57th
Dixie Howell (Border Conference)(1938–1941)
1938 Dixie Howell 3–60–47th
1939Dixie Howell8–2–14–11stT Sun
1940Dixie Howell7–2–23–1–11stL Sun
1941Dixie Howell5–5–12–4–17th
Hilman Walker (Border Conference)(1942)
1942 Hilman Walker 2–82–57th
1943–45No team
Steve Coutchie (Border Conference)(1946)
1946 Steve Coutchie 2–7–21–4–18th
Ed Doherty (Border Conference)(1947–1950)
1947 Ed Doherty 4–73–46th
1948Ed Doherty5–53–2T–3rd
1949Ed Doherty7–34–12ndL Salad
1950Ed Doherty9–24–12ndL Salad
Larry Siemering (Border Conference)(1951)
1951 Larry Siemering 6–3–14–12nd
Clyde Smith (Border Conference)(1952–1954)
1952 Clyde Smith 6–34–01st
1953Clyde Smith4–5–11–35th
1954Clyde Smith5–53–12nd
Dan Devine (Border Conference)(1955–1957)
1955 Dan Devine 8–2–14–12nd
1956Dan Devine9–13–12nd
1957Dan Devine10–04–01st1212
Frank Kush (Border Conference)(1958–1961)
1958 Frank Kush 7–34–12nd
1959Frank Kush10–15–01st
1960Frank Kush7–33–23rd
1961Frank Kush7–33–01st
Frank Kush (Western Athletic Conference)(1962–1977)
1962Frank Kush7–2–11–1 [n 1] T–18
1963Frank Kush8–13–0 [n 1] 13
1964Frank Kush8–20–2 [n 1]
1965Frank Kush6–43–12nd
1966Frank Kush5–53–23rd
1967Frank Kush8–24–12nd20
1968Frank Kush8–25–12nd
1969Frank Kush8–26–11st
1970 Frank Kush11–07–01stW Peach 86
1971 Frank Kush11–17–01stW Fiesta 68
1972 Frank Kush10–25–11stW Fiesta 1313
1973 Frank Kush11–16–11stW Fiesta 109
1974 Frank Kush7–54–33rd
1975 Frank Kush12–07–01stW Fiesta 22
1976Frank Kush4–74–33rd
1977 Frank Kush9–36–11stL Fiesta 1818
Frank Kush (Pacific-10 Conference)(1978–1979)
1978Frank Kush9–34–34thW Garden State T–19
1979 Frank Kush [n 2] 6–6 [n 2] 3–4 [n 2] 7th
Darryl Rogers (Pacific-10 Conference)(1980–1984)
1980 Darryl Rogers 7–45–34th
1981Darryl Rogers9–25–22nd16
1982Darryl Rogers10–25–22ndW Fiesta 66
1983Darryl Rogers6–4–13–3–16th
1984 Darryl Rogers5–63–46th
John Cooper (Pacific-10 Conference)(1985–1987)
1985 John Cooper 8–45–23rdL Holiday
1986 John Cooper10–1–15–1–11stW Rose 54
1987John Cooper7–4–13–3–14thW Freedom 20
Larry Marmie (Pacific-10 Conference)(1988–1991)
1988 Larry Marmie 6–53–45th
1989Larry Marmie6–4–13–3–15th
1990Larry Marmie4–72–58th
1991Larry Marmie6–54–45th
Bruce Snyder (Pacific-10 Conference)(1992–2000)
1992 Bruce Snyder 6–54–46th
1993Bruce Snyder6–54–46th
1994Bruce Snyder3–82–610th
1995Bruce Snyder6–54–47th
1996Bruce Snyder11–18–01stL Rose 44
1997Bruce Snyder9–36–23rdW Sun 1414
1998Bruce Snyder5–64–46th
1999Bruce Snyder6–65–34thL Aloha
2000 Bruce Snyder6–63–56thL Aloha
Dirk Koetter (Pacific-10 Conference)(2001–2006)
2001 Dirk Koetter 4–71–79th
2002 Dirk Koetter8–65–33rdL Holiday
2003 Dirk Koetter5–72–6T–8th
2004 Dirk Koetter9–35–3T–3rdW Sun 2019
2005 Dirk Koetter7–54–4T–4thW Insight
2006 Dirk Koetter7–64–5T–5thL Hawaii
Dennis Erickson (Pacific-10 / Pac-12 Conference)(2007–2011)
2007 Dennis Erickson 10–37–2T–1stL Holiday 1316
2008 Dennis Erickson5–74–56th
2009 Dennis Erickson4–82–79th
2010 Dennis Erickson6–64–5T–5th
2011 Dennis Erickson6–74–5T–3rd (South)L Maaco
Todd Graham (Pac-12 Conference)(2012–2017)
2012 Todd Graham 8–55–4T–2nd (South)W Fight Hunger
2013 Todd Graham10–48–11st (South)L Holiday 2021
2014 Todd Graham10–36–3T–2nd (South)W Sun 1412
2015 Todd Graham6–74–54th (South)L Cactus
2016 Todd Graham5–72–7T–4th (South)
2017 Todd Graham7–66–32nd (South)L Sun
Herm Edwards (Pac-12 Conference)(2018–2022)
2018 Herm Edwards 7–65–42nd (South)L Las Vegas
2019 Herm Edwards8–54–53rd (South)W Sun
2020 Herm Edwards2–22–24th (South)
2021 Herm Edwards0–5 [Note A] 0–3 [Note A] 3rd (South)L Las Vegas
2022 Herm Edwards [n 3] 1–9 [n 3] [Note A] 0–7 [n 3] [Note A] 10th
Kenny Dillingham (Pac-12 Conference)(2023)
2023 Kenny Dillingham 3–92–7T–9th
Kenny Dillingham (Big 12 Conference)(2024–present)
2024 Kenny Dillingham 11–37–2T–1thL Peach (CFP Quarterfinal)77
Total:640–423–24
      National championship        Conference title        Conference division title or championship game berth
^A. Arizona State finished with a 8–5 overall record for the 2021 season and 3–9 for 2022, but the NCAA later vacated 8 of Arizona State's victories and their 2021 bowl appearance, resulting in an official season record of 0–5 in 2021 and 1–9 in 2022. [4]

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Arizona State played fewer than qualifying number of conference games.
  2. 1 2 3 The first five games were coached by Frank Kush prior to his firing and Bob Owens finished out the season. Arizona State later forfeited four of their wins, including three conference victories.
  3. 1 2 3 After starting the season with 1–2, head coach Herm Edwards was fired on September 18. Shaun Aguano took over as interim head coach.

References

  1. 2012 Arizona State Sun Devils football media guide. Retrieved 2013-Aug-24.
  2. College Football @ Sports-Reference.com - Arizona State. Retrieved 2013-Aug-24.
  3. CFRC College Football Database - Arizona State. Archived 2014-11-22 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 2013-Aug-27.
  4. "NCAA finally drops hammer on Arizona State football for recruiting violations".