List of Villanova Wildcats football seasons

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The following is a list of Villanova Wildcats football seasons. [1]

Seasons

YearCoachOverallConferenceStandingBowl/playoffs Coaches#AP°
Villanova Wildcats (NCAA University Division / Division I / I-A independent)(1894–1980)
1894 Mike Murphy 1–0
1895 James A. McDonald 4–2
1896 James A. McDonald 10–4
1897 John F. Bagley 3–5–1
1898 John F. Bagley 2–4–1
1899 Dick Nallin 7–2–1
1900 John Powers & John J. Egan 5–2–2
1901 John J. Egan 2–3
1902 Richard Kelly & Timothy O'Rourke 4–3
1903 Martin Caine 2–2
1904 Fred Crolius 4–2–1
1905 Fred Crolius 3–7
1906 Fred Crolius 3–7
1907 Fred Crolius 1–5–1
1908 Fred Crolius 1–6
1909 Fred Crolius 3–2
1910 Fred Crolius 0–4–2
1911 Fred Crolius 0–5–1
1912 Charles McGeehan 3–3
1913 Ted St. Germaine 4–2–1
1914 Dutch Sommer 4–3–1
1915 Dutch Sommer 6–1
1916 Edward Bennis 1–8
1917 Thomas Reap 0–3–2
1918 Thomas Reap 3–2
1919 Thomas Reap 5–3–1
1920 Thomas Reap 1–5–1
1921 Allie Miller 6–1–2
1922 Allie Miller 5–3–1
1923 Hugh McGeehan 0–7–1
1924 Dutch Sommer 2–5–1
1925 Harry Stuhldreher 6–2–1
1926 Harry Stuhldreher 6–2–1
1927 Harry Stuhldreher 6–1
1928 Harry Stuhldreher 7–0–1
1929 Harry Stuhldreher 7–2–1
1930 Harry Stuhldreher 5–5
1931 Harry Stuhldreher 4–3–2
1932 Harry Stuhldreher 7–2
1933 Harry Stuhldreher 7–2–1
1934 Harry Stuhldreher 3–4–2
1935 Harry Stuhldreher 7–2
1936 Clipper Smith 7–2–1
1937 Clipper Smith 8–0–1 T Bacardi 6
1938 Clipper Smith 8–0–1 18
1939 Clipper Smith 6–2
1940 Clipper Smith 4–5
1941 Clipper Smith 4–4
1942 Clipper Smith 4–4
1943 Jordan Olivar 5–3
1944 Jordan Olivar 4–4
1945 Jordan Olivar 4–4
1946 Jordan Olivar 6–4
1947 Jordan Olivar 6–3–1 L Great Lakes
1948 Jordan Olivar 8–2–1 W Harbor
1949 Jim Leonard 8–1 13
1950 Jim Leonard 4–5
1951 Art Raimo 5–3
1952 Art Raimo 7–1–1
1953 Art Raimo 4–6
1954 Frank Reagan 1–9
1955 Frank Reagan 1–9
1956 Frank Reagan 5–4
1957 Frank Reagan 3–6
1958 Frank Reagan 6–4
1959 Frank Reagan & Joseph Rogers # 1–9
1960 Alexander F. Bell 2–8
1961 Alexander F. Bell 8–2 W Sun
1962 Alexander F. Bell 7–3 L Liberty
1963 Alexander F. Bell 5–4
1964 Alexander F. Bell 6–2
1965 Alexander F. Bell 1–8
1966 Alexander F. Bell 6–3
1967 Jack Gregory 4–6
1968 Jack Gregory 6–4
1969 Jack Gregory 6–3
1970 Lou Ferry 9–2
1971 Lou Ferry6–4–1
1972 Lou Ferry2–9
1973 Lou Ferry3–8
1974 Lou Ferry & Jim Weaver #3–8
1975 Dick Bedesem 4–7
1976 Dick Bedesem6–4–1
1977 Dick Bedesem4–7
1978 Dick Bedesem5–6
1979 Dick Bedesem5–6
1980 Dick Bedesem6–5
Villanova Wildcats (No Team)(1981–1984)
Villanova Wildcats (NCAA Division III independent)(1985–1986)
1985 Andy Talley 4–0
1986 Andy Talley8–1
Villanova Wildcats (NCAA Division I-AA independent)(1987)
1987 Andy Talley6–4
Villanova Wildcats (Yankee Conference)(1988–1996)
1988 Andy Talley5–5–14–4T–3rd
1989 Andy Talley8–46–2T–1stL NCAA Division I-AA First Round 16
1990 Andy Talley6–55–3T–2nd
1991 Andy Talley10–27–1T–1stL NCAA Division I-AA First Round 7
1992 Andy Talley9–36–22ndL NCAA Division I-AA First Round 10
1993 Andy Talley3–81–76th (Mid-Atlantic)
1994 Andy Talley5–62–65th (Mid-Atlantic)
1995 Andy Talley3–82–65th (Mid-Atlantic)
1996 Andy Talley8–46–2T–2nd (Mid-Atlantic)L NCAA Division I-AA First Round 14
Villanova Wildcats (Atlantic 10 Conference)(1997–2006)
1997 Andy Talley12–18–01st (Mid-Atlantic)L NCAA Division I-AA Quarterfinal 1
1998 Andy Talley6–54–4T–2nd (Mid-Atlantic)
1999 Andy Talley7–46–23rd24
2000 Andy Talley5–63–57th
2001 Andy Talley8–37–2T–1st20
2002 Andy Talley11–46–33rdL NCAA Division I-AA Semifinal 4
2003 Andy Talley7–45–4T–4th25
2004 Andy Talley6–53–54th (South)
2005 Andy Talley4–72–66th (South)
2006 Andy Talley6–55–32nd (South)
Villanova Wildcats (Colonial Athletic Association)(2007–present)
2007 Andy Talley7–45–3T–3rd (South)
2008 Andy Talley10–37–12nd (South)L NCAA Division I Quarterfinal 66
2009 Andy Talley14–17–1T–1st (South)W NCAA Division I Championship 11
2010 Andy Talley9–55–3T–3rdL NCAA Division I Semifinal 33
2011 Andy Talley2–91–710th
2012 Andy Talley8–46–2T–1stL NCAA Division I First Round 1615
2013 Andy Talley6–55–34th
2014 Andy Talley11–37–12ndL NCAA Division I Quarterfinal 77
2015 Andy Talley6–55–3T–4th
2016 Andy Talley9–46–2T–2ndL NCAA Division I Second Round 1311
2017 Mark Ferrante 5–63–5T–7th
2018 Mark Ferrante5–62–6T–10th
2019 Mark Ferrante9–45–3T–3rdL NCAA Division I First Round 1515
2020 Mark Ferrante2–22–23rd (North)1816
2021 Mark Ferrante 10–3 7–1T–1stL NCAA Division I Quarterfinal 88
Total:636–492–41
      National championship        Conference title        Conference division title or championship game berth

# denotes interim head coach

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References

  1. ↑ "2019 Football Game Notes" (PDF). villanova.com. Villanova Athletics. Retrieved September 6, 2019.
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