List of Utah State Aggies football seasons

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Maverik Stadium, the home of Utah State football since 1968. RomneyStadium.JPG
Maverik Stadium, the home of Utah State football since 1968.

This is a list of Utah State Aggies football seasons. The Aggies are part of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS). Since their inception in 1892, the Aggies have played in over 1,000 games through over a century of play along with 17 bowl games (15 sanctioned by the NCAA), with interruptions occurring from 1893–95, 1897, 1918, and 1943.

The Aggies have participated in six football conferences in their tenure, with the first being the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, which they joined in 1916. They joined the Mountain States Conference (also known as the Skyline Conference) in 1938. They became independent after the 1961 season, continuing that way until 1978, when they joined the Pacific Coast Athletic Association (renamed the Big West Conference in 1988). They left the conference after the 2000 season, lurking as an independent for two seasons until joining the Sun Belt Conference in 2003. After two seasons, they left the conference for the Western Athletic Conference in 2005. They joined the Mountain West Conference in 2013. Utah State has had 33 head coaches over its tenure, with the first being an unidentified coach [1] who coached them for the inaugural season in 1892 and the most recent being Bronco Mendenhall, who has coached the team since the 2025 season.

Seasons

YearCoachOverallConferenceStandingBowl/playoffs Coaches#AP°
Independent(1892–1913)
1892 No coach1–0
1896 Professor Mayo0–1
1898 Lt. Dunning0–1
1899 Willard Langton1–0
1900 Willard Langton0–1
1901 Dick Richards3–2–1
1902 George P. Campbell0–4
1903 George P. Campbell3–0
1904 George P. Campbell4–8
1905 George P. Campbell2–2–1
1906 George P. Campbell3–1
1907 Mysterious Walker 7–0
1908 Mysterious Walker4–2
1909 Clayton Teetzel 2–2–1
1910 Clayton Teetzel5–2
1911 Clayton Teetzel5–0
1912 Clayton Teetzel4–2–1
1913 Clayton Teetzel3–3
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (1914–1937)
1914 Clayton Teetzel2–5
1915 Clayton Teetzel3–4
1916 Jack Watson1–5–10–38th
1917 Jack Watson7–0–14–02nd
1919 Dick Romney 5–22–2T–4th
1920 Dick Romney4–2–12–14th
1921 Dick Romney7–13–01st
1922 Dick Romney5–43–3T–5th
1923 Dick Romney5–24–24th
1924 Dick Romney4–2–13–2–14th
1925 Dick Romney6–15–1T–2nd
1926 Dick Romney5–1–24–1–23rd
1927 Dick Romney3–4–13–37th
1928 Dick Romney5–3–14–2–14th
1929 Dick Romney3–43–49th
1930 Dick Romney3–5–13–4–18th
1931 Dick Romney6–25–22nd
1932 Dick Romney4–43–36th
1933 Dick Romney4–44–36th
1934 Dick Romney5–1–15–1–14th
1935 Dick Romney5–2–15–1–1T–1st
1936 Dick Romney7–0–16–0–11st
1937 Dick Romney2–4–22–4–17th
Mountain States/Skyline Conference (1938–1948)
1938 Dick Romney4–43–35th
1939 Dick Romney3–4–12–3–15th
1940 Dick Romney2–5–12–45th
1941 Dick Romney0–80–67th
1942 Dick Romney6–3–12–3–14th
1944 Dick Romney3–30–24th
1945 Dick Romney4–31–34th
1946 Dick Romney7–2–14–1–1T–1stL Raisin Bowl
1947 Dick Romney6–53–3T–3rdL Grape Bowl
1948 Dick Romney5–62–4T–2nd
1949 George Melinkovich 3–71–35th
1950 George Melinkovich2–90–56th
1951 John Roning 3–5–12–4–16th
1952 John Roning3–7–13–4T–5th
1953 John Roning8–35–22nd
1954 John Roning4–64–33rd
1955 Ev Faunce4–63–45th
1956 Ev Faunce6–44–3T–3rd
1957 Ev Faunce2–7–11–5–18th
1958 Ev Faunce3–72–5T–6th
1959 John Ralston 5–62–5T–5th
1960 John Ralston9–26–1T–1stL Sun Bowl
1961 John Ralston9–1–15–0–1T–1stL Gotham Bowl 1010
Independent (1962–1977)
1962 John Ralston8–2
1963 Tony Knap 8–2
1964 Tony Knap5–4–1
1965 Tony Knap8–2
1966 Tony Knap4–6
1967 Chuck Mills 7–2–1
1968 Chuck Mills7–3
1969 Chuck Mills3–7
1970 Chuck Mills5–5–1
1971 Chuck Mills8–3
1972 Chuck Mills8–319
1973 Phil Krueger 7–4
1974 Phil Krueger8–3
1975 Phil Krueger6–5
1976 Bruce Snyder 3–8
1977 Bruce Snyder4–7
Big West Conference (1978–2000)
1978 Bruce Snyder7–44–1T–1st
1979 Bruce Snyder8–2–14–0–1T–1st
1980 Bruce Snyder6–54–12nd
1981 Bruce Snyder5–5–14–12nd
1982 Bruce Snyder5–62–3T–4th
1983 Chris Pella 5–63–3T–3rd
1984 Chris Pella1–101–5T–7th
1985 Chris Pella3–83–45th
1986 Chuck Shelton 3–83–4T–4th
1987 Chuck Shelton5–64–3T–2nd
1988 Chuck Shelton4–74–3T–3rd
1989 Chuck Shelton4–74–34th
1990 Chuck Shelton5–5–15–1–1T–2nd
1991 Chuck Shelton5–65–23rd
1992 Charlie Weatherbie 5–64–2T–2nd
1993 Charlie Weatherbie7–53–1T–1stW Las Vegas Bowl
1994 Charlie Weatherbie3–81–3T–7th
1995 John L. Smith 4–73–2T–2nd
1996 John L. Smith6–54–1T–1st
1997 John L. Smith6–54–1T–1stL Humanitarian Bowl
1998 Dave Arslanian 3–82–3T–4th
1999 Dave Arslanian4–73–3T–3rd
2000 Mick Dennehy 5–64–12nd
Independent (2001–2002)
2001 Mick Dennehy4–7
2002 Mick Dennehy4–7
Sun Belt Conference (2003–2004)
2003 Mick Dennehy3–93–4T–4th
2004 Mick Dennehy3–82–5T–7th
Western Athletic Conference (2005–2012)
2005 Brent Guy 3–82–6T–6th
2006 Brent Guy1–111–7T–8th
2007 Brent Guy2–102–67th
2008 Brent Guy3–93–57th
2009 Gary Andersen 4–83–5T–5th
2010 Gary Andersen4–82–67th
2011 Gary Andersen7–65–2T–2ndL Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
2012 Gary Andersen11–26–01stW Famous Idaho Potato Bowl 1816
Mountain West Conference (2013–Present)
2013 Matt Wells 9–57–11stW Poinsettia Bowl
2014 Matt Wells10–46–23rdW New Mexico Bowl
2015 Matt Wells6–75–3T–2nd (Mountain)L Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
2016 Matt Wells3–91–76th (Mountain)
2017 Matt Wells6–74–44th (Mountain)L Arizona Bowl
2018 Matt Wells11–27–1T-1st (Mountain)W New Mexico Bowl 2122
2019 Gary Andersen7–66–23rd (Mountain)L Frisco Bowl
2020 Gary Andersen
Frank Maile 		1–51–511th (Mountain)
2021 Blake Anderson 11–36–21st (Mountain)W Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl 2424
2022 Blake Anderson6–75–34th (Mountain)L First Responder Bowl
2023 Blake Anderson6–74–4T–6thL Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
2024 Nate Dreiling 4–83–4T–7th
2025 Bronco Mendenhall
Total:582–568–31 (.504)
      National championship        Conference title        Conference division title or championship game berth

References

  1. ↑ "Utah State Coaching Records". Archived from the original on June 6, 2014. Retrieved June 5, 2014.
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