List of Drexel Dragons football seasons

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The Drexel Dragons college football team played until 1973, representing Drexel University.

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Seasons

National Champions†Conference Champions *Division Champions‡Bowl game berth ^
SeasonHead coach
Conference
Season resultsBowl result
Final ranking
Conference finishDivision finishWinsLossesTies [2] Associated Press Poll
[4] 		Coaches' Poll
[6]
Drexel Dragons
1892 No coachIndependent——010—N/AN/A
1893 ——320—N/AN/A
1894 ——130—N/AN/A
1895 ——331—N/AN/A
1896 ——150—N/AN/A
1897 ——621—N/AN/A
1898 David Leroy Reeves ——700—N/AN/A
1899 ——330—N/AN/A
1900 No coach——520—N/AN/A
1901 ——251—N/AN/A
1902 ——141—N/AN/A
1903 —— ? ? ?—N/AN/A
1904 —— ? ? ?—N/AN/A
1905 ——170—N/AN/A
1906 ——620—N/AN/A
1907 ——322—N/AN/A
1908 ——070—N/AN/A
1909 Corson——122—N/AN/A
1910No team———————N/AN/A
1911———————N/AN/A
1912———————N/AN/A
1913———————N/AN/A
1914———————N/AN/A
1915———————N/AN/A
1916———————N/AN/A
1917———————N/AN/A
1918 No coachIndependent——010—N/AN/A
1919 W. L. Ridpath——040—N/AN/A
1920 William McAvoy ——060—N/AN/A
1921 ——231—N/AN/A
1922 Harry J. O'Brien ——240—N/AN/A
1923 ——260—N/AN/A
1924 ——270—N/AN/A
1925 ——170—N/AN/A
1926 Ollie Reed ——250—N/AN/A
1927 Walter Halas ——351—N/AN/A
1928 ——820—N/AN/A
1929 ——631—N/AN/A
1930 ——631—N/AN/A
1931 ——710—N/AN/A
1932 ——511—N/AN/A
1933 ——530—N/AN/A
1934 ——431—N/AN/A
1935 ——322—N/AN/A
1936 ——630——N/A
1937  * Eastern Pennsylvania Conference 1st *—620——N/A
1938 4th—431——N/A
1939 4th—351——N/A
1940 4th—260——N/A
1941 Independent——421——N/A
1942 Albert H. Repscha——260——N/A
1943No team————————N/A
1944 Maury McMainsIndependent——220——N/A
1945 ——250——N/A
1946 Ralph Chase ——340——N/A
1947 ——080——N/A
1948 Ralph Chase,
Maury McMains		——080——N/A
1949 Otis Douglas ——331——N/A
1950 Eddie Allen ——610———
1951 ——340———
1952 ——340———
1953 ——231———
1954 ——520———
1955 ——800———
1956 ——530———
1957 ——170———
1958 Jack Hinkle Middle Atlantic Conference —6th170———
1959 —T–6th160———
1960 —7th071———
1961 Tom Grebis —8th251———
1962  ‡— T–1st ‡620———
1963 —5th530———
1964 —2nd720———
1965 —3rd620———
1966 —2nd611———
1967 —11th350———
1968 —Ineligible440———
1969 Sterling Brown —7th350———
1970 Independent——440———
1971 ——260———
1972 ——360———
1973 ——440———
Total ? ? ?(regular season games)
000(Conference Championship Games; 0 appearances)
000(bowl games; 0 appearances)
 ? ? ?(all games)

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References

  1. ↑ Whiteside, Kelly (August 25, 2006). "Overtime system still excites coaches". USA Today . Archived from the original on May 24, 2011. Retrieved May 24, 2011.
  2. ↑ Overtime rules in college football were introduced in 1996, making ties impossible in the period since. [1]
  3. ↑ NCAA Records, pp. 96–99
  4. ↑ The Associated Press began conducting a weekly college football poll in 1936. [3]
  5. ↑ "USA Today/ESPN Final Polls (Coaches)" (pdf). Football Bowl Subdivision Records. National Collegiate Athletic Association. pp. 104–105. Archived (PDF) from the original on July 27, 2011. Retrieved May 24, 2011.
  6. ↑ The college football coaches' was created in 1950. [5]

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