List of Dartmouth Big Green football seasons

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Memorial Field, where the Dartmouth Big Green have played their home games since 1923. Dartmouth College campus 2007-06-23 Memorial Field 01.JPG
Memorial Field, where the Dartmouth Big Green have played their home games since 1923.

This is a list of seasons completed by the Dartmouth Big Green football team of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS). [1] Since the team's creation in 1881, the Big Green have participated in more than 1,200 officially sanctioned games, holding an all-time record of 733–470–46. [2] Dartmouth originally competed as a football independent but had stints in the Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association and its successor conference, the Triangular Football League. After spending the first half of the 20th century as an independent school, Dartmouth joined the Ivy League as a founding member in 1956. [3]

Contents

Seasons

YearCoachOverallConferenceStandingBowl/playoffs Coaches#AP°
Independent(1881–1886)
1881 No coach 1–0–1
1882 No coach 1–1
1883 No coach 0–1
1884 No coach 1–2–1
1885 No team
1886 No coach 2–2
Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association (1887–1889)
1887 No coach 3–1–1 1–13rd
1888 No coach 3–4 3–1T–1st
1889 No coach 7–1 4–01st
Independent(1890–1892)
1890 No coach 4–4
1891 No coach 2–2–1
1892 No coach 5–3
Wallace Moyle (Triangular Football League)(1893–1894)
1893 Wallace Moyle 4–3 2–01st
1894 Wallace Moyle 5–4 2–01st
William Wurtenburg (Triangular Football League)(1895–1899)
1895 William Wurtenburg 7–5–1 2–01st
1896 William Wurtenburg 5–2–1 2–01st
1897 William Wurtenburg 4–3 2–01st
1898 William Wurtenburg 5–6 2–01st
1899 William Wurtenburg 2–7 0–23rd
Frederick E. Jennings (Independent)(1900)
1900 Frederick E. Jennings 2–4–2
Walter McCornack (Independent)(1901–1902)
1901 Walter McCornack 9–1
1902 Walter McCornack 6–2–1
Fred Folsom (Independent)(1903–1906)
1903 Fred Folsom 9–1
1904 Fred Folsom 7–0–1
1905 Fred Folsom 7–1–2
1906 Fred Folsom 6–3–1
John C. O'Connor (Independent)(1907–1908)
1907 John C. O'Connor 8–0–1
1908 John C. O’Connor 6–1–1
Walter Lillard (Independent)(1909)
1909 Walter Lillard 5–1–2
W. J. Randall (Independent)(1910)
1910 W. J. Randall 5–2
Frank Cavanaugh (Independent)(1911–1916)
1911 Frank Cavanaugh 8–2
1912 Frank Cavanaugh 7–2
1913 Frank Cavanaugh 7–1
1914 Frank Cavanaugh 8–1
1915 Frank Cavanaugh 7–1–1
1916 Frank Cavanaugh 5–2–2
Clarence Spears (Independent)(1917–1920)
1917 Clarence Spears 5–3
1918 Clarence Spears 3–3
1919 Clarence Spears 6–1–1
1920 Clarence Spears 7–2
Jackson Cannell (Independent)(1921–1922)
1921 Jackson Cannell 5–1–1
1922 Jackson Cannell 6–3
Jesse Hawley (Independent)(1923–1928)
1923 Jesse Hawley 8–1
1924 Jesse Hawley 7–0–1
1925 Jesse Hawley 8–0
1926 Jesse Hawley 4–4
1927 Jesse Hawley 7–1
1928 Jesse Hawley 5–4
Jackson Cannell (Independent)(1929–1933)
1929 Jackson Cannell 7–2
1930 Jackson Cannell 7–1–1
1931 Jackson Cannell 5–3–1
1932 Jackson Cannell 4–4
1933 Jackson Cannell 4–4–1
Earl Blaik (Independent)(1934–1940)
1934 Earl Blaik 6–3
1935 Earl Blaik 8–2
1936 Earl Blaik 7–1–1 13
1937 Earl Blaik 7–0–2 7
1938 Earl Blaik 7–2 20
1939 Earl Blaik 5–3–1
1940 Earl Blaik 5–4
Tuss McLaughry (Independent)(1941–1942)
1941 Tuss McLaughry 5–4
1942 Tuss McLaughry 5–4
Earl Brown (Independent)(1943–1944)
1943 Earl Brown 6–1 16
1944 Earl Brown 2–5–1
Tuss McLaughry (Independent)(1945–1954)
1945 Tuss McLaughry 1–6–1
1946 Tuss McLaughry 3–6
1947 Tuss McLaughry 4–4–1
1948 Tuss McLaughry 6–2
1949 Tuss McLaughry 6–2
1950 Tuss McLaughry 3–5–1
1951 Tuss McLaughry 4–5
1952 Tuss McLaughry 2–7
1953 Tuss McLaughry 2–7
1954 Tuss McLaughry 3–6
Bob Blackman (Independent)(1955–1956)
1955 Bob Blackman 3–6
Bob Blackman (Ivy League)(1956–1970)
1956 Bob Blackman 5–3–1 4–3 T–3rd
1957 Bob Blackman 7–1–1 5–1–1 2nd
1958 Bob Blackman 7–2 6–1 1st
1959 Bob Blackman 5–3–1 5–1–1 2nd
1960 Bob Blackman 5–4 4–3 T–3rd
1961 Bob Blackman 6–3 5–2 T–3rd
1962 Bob Blackman 9–0 7–0 1st
1963 Bob Blackman 7–2 5–2 T–1st
1964 Bob Blackman 6–3 4–34th
1965 Bob Blackman 9–0 7–01st
1966 Bob Blackman 7–2 6–1T–1st
1967 Bob Blackman 7–2 5–22nd
1968 Bob Blackman 4–5 3–45th
1969 Bob Blackman 8–1 6–1T–1st
1970 Bob Blackman 9–0 7–01st1414
Jake Crouthamel (Ivy League)(1971–1977)
1971 Jake Crouthamel 8–1 6–1T–1st
1972 Jake Crouthamel 7–1–1 5–1–11st
1973 Jake Crouthamel 6–3 6–11st
1974 Jake Crouthamel 3–6 3–4T–5th
1975 Jake Crouthamel 5–3–1 4–2–14th
1976 Jake Crouthamel 6–3 4–3T–3rd
1977 Jake Crouthamel 6–3 4–3T–3rd
Joe Yukica (Ivy League)(1978–1986)
1978 Joe Yukica 6–3 6–11st
1979 Joe Yukica 4–4–1 4–3T–4th
1980 Joe Yukica 4–6 4–3T–3rd
1981 Joe Yukica 6–4 6–1T–1st
1982 Joe Yukica 5–5 5–2T–1st
1983 Joe Yukica 4–5–1 4–2–1T–3rd
1984 Joe Yukica 2–7 2–5T–6th
1985 Joe Yukica 2–7–1 2–4–16th
1986 Joe Yukica 3–6–1 3–3–14th
Buddy Teevens (Ivy League)(1987–1991)
1987 Buddy Teevens 2–8 1–67th
1988 Buddy Teevens 5–5 4–3T–3rd
1989 Buddy Teevens 5–5 4–34th
1990 Buddy Teevens 7–2–1 6–1T–1st17
1991 Buddy Teevens 7–2–1 6–0–11st
John Lyons (Ivy League)(1992–2004)
1992 John Lyons 8–2 6–1T–1st
1993 John Lyons 7–3 6–12nd
1994 John Lyons 4–6 2–5T–7th
1995 John Lyons 7–2–1 4–2–14th
1996 John Lyons 10–0 7–01st17
1997 John Lyons 8–2 6–12nd
1998 John Lyons 2–8 1–6T–7th
1999 John Lyons 2–8 2–56th
2000 John Lyons 2–8 1–6T–6th
2001 John Lyons 1–8 1–6T–7th
2002 John Lyons 3–7 2–5T–6th
2003 John Lyons 5–5 4–3T–2nd
2004 John Lyons 1–9 1–6T–7th
Buddy Teevens (Ivy League)(2005–2022)
2005 Buddy Teevens 2–8 1–67th
2006 Buddy Teevens 2–8 2–5T–6th
2007 Buddy Teevens 3–7 3–4T–4th
2008 Buddy Teevens 0–10 0–78th
2009 Buddy Teevens 2–8 2–5T–6th
2010 Buddy Teevens 6–4 3–45th
2011 Buddy Teevens 5–5 4–3T–2nd
2012 Buddy Teevens 6–4 4–3T–3rd
2013 Buddy Teevens 6–4 5–23rd
2014 Buddy Teevens 8–2 6–12nd
2015 Buddy Teevens 9–1 6–1T–1st2423
2016 Buddy Teevens 4–6 1–68th
2017 Buddy Teevens 8–2 5–2 T–2nd
2018 Buddy Teevens 9–1 6–1 2nd1518
2019 Buddy Teevens 9–1 6–1T–1st2122
2020 No team [n 1] [n 1] [n 1] [n 1]
2021 Buddy Teevens 9–1 6–1T–1st2320
2022 Buddy Teevens 3–7 2–5T–7th
Sammy McCorkle (Ivy League)(2023–present)
2023 Sammy McCorkle [n 2] 6–4 5–2T–1st
Total:733–470–46
      National championship        Conference title        Conference division title or championship game berth

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 Dartmouth did not compete during the 2020 season as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent cancellation of the Ivy League season.
  2. ↑ Named interim coach for the 2023 season while Buddy Teevens continued his recovery from injuries he suffered in a bicycle accident. Teevens passed away after the first game of the season.

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References

  1. ↑ "Football Archives". Dartmouth College Athletics. Retrieved July 10, 2020.
  2. ↑ "Year-by-Year Win–loss records". Dartmouth College Athletics. Retrieved July 10, 2020.
  3. ↑ "Dartmouth Big Green Football Record By Year". College Football at Sports-Reference.com. Retrieved July 10, 2020.
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