List of Rhode Island Rams football seasons

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The following is a list of Rhode Island Rams football seasons. [1]

This is a list of seasons completed by the Rhode Island Rams football team of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS).

Seasons

National ChampionsConference ChampionsBowl game berthPlayoff berth
SeasonYearHead
Coach
AssociationDivisionConferenceRecord [2] PostseasonFinal ranking
OverallConference
WinLossTieFinishWinLossTie
Rhode Island Rams
1895 1895 No coach110
1896 1896 040
1897 1897 120
1899 1898 Marshall Tyler 500
1899 1899 231
1900 1900 012
1901 1901 020
No team in 1902
1903 1903 Marshall Tyler241
1904 1904 331
1905 1905 331
1906 1906 IAAUS 121
Rhode Island State Rams
1907 1907 Marshall Tyler IAAUS 312
1908 1908 420
1909 1909 George Cobb NCAA 340
1910 1910 511
1911 1911 521
1912 1912 Robert Bingham 630
1913 1913 George Cobb260
1914 1914 233
1915 1915 Jim Baldwin 350
1916 1916 341
1917 1917 Fred Murray 242
No team in 1918
1919 1919 Fred Murray NCAA 071
1920 1920 Frank Keaney 044
1921 1921 350
1922 1922 440
1923 1923 151
1924 1924 070
1925 1925 251
1926 1926 160
1927 1927 530
1928 1928 270
1929 1929 521
1930 1930 521
1931 1931 440
1932 1932 251
1933 1933 620
1934 1934 630
1935 1935 441
1936 1936 540
1937 1937 341
1938 1938 440
1939 1939 341
1940 1940 530
1941 1941 Bill Beck 521
1942 1942 Paul Cieurzo 330
No team in 1943–1944
1945 1945 Paul Cieurzo NCAA 210
1946 1946 Bill Beck College Division 240
1947 1947 Yankee Conference 3404th130
1948 1948 2414th130
1949 1949 0804th040
1950 1950 Hal Kopp 3503rd230
Rhode Island Rams
1951 1951 Ed Doherty NCAA College Division Yankee Conference 3504th130
1952 1952 Hal Kopp710т1st310Conference Champion
1953 1953 620
1954 1954 6202nd310
1955 1955 6121st401Lost 1955 Refrigerator Bowl 10–12
1956 1956 Herb Maack 2606th140
1957 1957 521т1st301Conference Champion
1958 1958 4403rd220
1959 1959 351т4th111
1960 1960 3505th140
1961 1961 John Chironna 2615th140
1962 1962 252т4th130
1963 1963 Jack Zilly 4504th230
1964 1964 3705th140
1965 1965 2705th140
1966 1966 1715th131
1967 1967 6212nd221
1968 1968 360т3rd230
1969 1969 270т5th140
1970 1970 Jack Gregory 350т3rd320
1971 1971 360т4th230
1972 1972 3706th050
1973 1973 Division II 6222nd411Won Turkey Bowl 34–6
1974 1974 550т3rd330
1975 1975 2804th140
1976 1976 Bob Griffin 350т3rd230
1977 1977 6502nd410
1978 1978 Division I–AA 730т2nd32010
1979 1979 1915th140
1980 1980 2906th050
1981 1981 660т1st410Lost NCAA Division I–AA First Round 0–51
1982 1982 7405th230
1983 1983 640т4th230
1984 1984 1030т1st410Won NCAA Division I–AA Quarterfinals 20–323
1985 1985 10301st500Won NCAA Division I–AA Quarterfinals 15–597
1986 1986 11008th070
1987 1987 11008th160
1988 1988 470т7th350
1989 1989 3808th170
1990 1990 560т7th260
1991 1991 650т4th350
1992 1992 11009th080
1993 1993 Floyd Keith 4704th260
1994 1994 290т5th260
1995 1995 7401st620Conference Champion
1996 1996 5604th250
1997 1997 A-10 290т4th260
1998 1998 3805th260
1999 1999 1100т10th170
2000 2000 Tim Stowers 3809th270
2001 2001 8305th63021
2002 2002 39011th180
2003 2003 480т8th380
2004 2004 4706th260
2005 2005 4706th260
2006 2006 Division I FCS 4705th260
2007 2007 CAA 380т4th270
2008 2008 Darren Rizzi 390т5th270
2009 2009 Joe Trainer 11006th080
2010 2010 560т5th440
2011 2011 3808th260
2012 2012 0110080
2013 2013 390260
2014 2014 Jim Fleming 1110170
2015 2015 1100170
2016 2016 290170
2017 2017 380260
2018 2018 650440
2019 2019 2100080
2020 2020 210210
2021 2021 74044018
2022 2022 630420
2023 2023

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References

  1. "Football Record Book" (PDF). gorhody.com. Rhode Island Athletics. p. 9. Retrieved September 6, 2019.
  2. "All Time Records" (PDF). gorhody.com. Retrieved November 9, 2022.