List of Ball State Cardinals football seasons

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The following is a list of Ball State Cardinals football seasons for the football team that has represented Ball State University in NCAA competition. [1]

Seasons

YearCoachOverallConferenceStandingBowl/playoffs Coaches#AP°
Independent(1924–c. 1949)
1924 Paul "Billy" Williams 1–3
1925 Paul "Billy" Williams2–5
1926 Norman G. Wann 5–1–1
1927 Norman G. Wann5–2–1
1928 Paul B. Parker 3–2–2
1929 Paul B. Parker0–5
1930 Lawrence McPhee 6–1
1931 Lawrence McPhee2–6
1932 Lawrence McPhee4–4
1933 Lawrence McPhee1–6–1
1934 Lawrence McPhee2–6
1935 John Magnabosco 3–4–1
1936 John Magnabosco3–4–1
1937 John Magnabosco5–2–1
1938 John Magnabosco6–1–1
1939 John Magnabosco6–2
1940 John Magnabosco3–4–1
1941 John Magnabosco3–2–2
1942 John Magnabosco6–2
1943 No games––
1944 John Magnabosco2–2
1945 John Magnabosco4–1–1
1946 John Magnabosco3–4–1
1947 John Magnabosco5–1–2
1948 John Magnabosco6–2
1949 John Magnabosco8–0
Indiana Collegiate Conference (1950–c. 1969)
1950 John Magnabosco2–4–1
1951 John Magnabosco0–6–1
1952 John Magnabosco3–5–1
1953 George Serdula 5–2–1
1954 George Serdula6–2
1955 George Serdula3–5
1956 Jim Freeman 4–4
1957 Jim Freeman2–5–1
1958 Jim Freeman6–2
1959 Jim Freeman1–7
1960 Jim Freeman3–5
1961 Jim Freeman2–5–1
1962 Ray Louthen 4–3–1
1963 Ray Louthen5–3
1964 Ray Louthen5–3
1965 Ray Louthen9–0–1
1966 Ray Louthen7–1–1
1967 Ray Louthen7–3
1968 Wave Myers 5–4
1969 Wave Myers5–5
Conference of Midwestern Universities (1970–c. 1971)
1970 Wave Myers5–5
1971 Dave McClain 4–5–1
Independent(c. 1972–c. 1974)
1972 Dave McClain5–4–1
1973 Dave McClain5–5–1
1974 Dave McClain6–4
Mid-American Conference (c. 1975–present)
1975 Dave McClain9–24–2
1976 Dave McClain8–34–1
1977 Dave McClain9–25–1
1978 Dwight Wallace 10–18–0
1979 Dwight Wallace6–54–4
1980 Dwight Wallace6–55–4
1981 Dwight Wallace4–72–6
1982 Dwight Wallace5–64–4
1983 Dwight Wallace6–54–4
1984 Dwight Wallace3–83–5
1985 Paul Schudel 4–73–6
1986 Paul Schudel6–54–4
1987 Paul Schudel4–73–5
1988 Paul Schudel8–35–3
1989 Paul Schudel7–3–26–1
1990 Paul Schudel7–45–3
1991 Paul Schudel6–54–4
1992 Paul Schudel5–65–4
1993 Paul Schudel8–3–17–0–1
1994 Paul Schudel5–5–15–3–1
1995 Bill Lynch 7–46–2
1996 Bill Lynch8–47–1
1997 Bill Lynch5–64–4
1998 Bill Lynch1–101–7
1999 Bill Lynch0–110–8
2000 Bill Lynch5–64–3
2001 Bill Lynch5–64–3
2002 Bill Lynch6–64–4
2003 Brady Hoke 4–83–5
2004 Brady Hoke2–92–6
2005 Brady Hoke4–74–4
2006 Brady Hoke5–75–3
2007 Brady Hoke7–65–2
2008 Stan Parrish 12–28–0
2009 Stan Parrish2–102–6
2010 Stan Parrish4–83–5
2011 Pete Lembo 6–64–4
2012 Pete Lembo9–46–2
2013 Pete Lembo10–37–1
2014 Pete Lembo5–74–4
2015 Pete Lembo3–92–6
2016 Mike Neu 4–81–7
2017 Mike Neu2–100–8
2018 Mike Neu4–83–5
2019 Mike Neu5–74–4
2020 Mike Neu7–15–11stW Arizona2323
2021 Mike Neu6–74-44thL Cramton2323
2022 Mike Neu5–73-54th
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      National championship        Conference title        Conference division title or championship game berth

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References

  1. ↑ "2018 Year-by-Year Results (Media Guide)" (PDF). ballstatesports.com. Ball State Athletics. pp. 1–6.
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