Year Team Record Head coach Notes1870Columbia0–11872Stevens0–11873McGill0–1–11873Eton0–11873CCNY0–11873New Jersey AC0–11873NYU0–11873Princeton Seminary0–11873VMI0–11879Columbia (2)0–3–2Outscored 0–51881Penn0–5Scored 1 point1882Columbia (3)0–5Outscored 0–261886Tufts0–91886Stevens0–7–1Outscored 6–294, including 58–0 and 61–6 losses to undefeated Princeton1887Stevens (2)0–6–11888Swarthmore0–51891Haverford0–6Outscored 8–2451893Trinity (CT)0–9–21894Wesleyan University0–51895Union (NY)0–5E.M. Church1899MIT0–61902Boston College0–9Arthur White1902Union (NY) (2)0–6George WhitneyOutscored 0–2151903Texas Christian0–71904Franklin & Marshall0–10W.P. BatesOutscored 11–3031904Colorado State0–4–1John McIntosh1906Purdue0–5Myron E. Witham1906Tulane0–4–1John RussOutscored 0–921907Ole Miss0–6Frank MasonOutscored 6–1951907Maryville (TN)0–5Reed DicksonOutscored 2–1201907Purdue (2)0–5L.C. Turner1910Tulane (2)0–7A.A. MasonOutscored 6–1261910Colorado State (2)0–5George Cassidy1911Colorado State (3)0–6Harry HughesOutscored 0–2161911Villanova0–5–1Frederick Crolius1913Wake Forest0–8Frank Thompson1913Wyoming0–5Ralph ThackerOutscored 0–1831916SMU0–8–2Ray MorrisonOutscored 27–455, including a 146–3 loss at Rice.1916Florida0–5C. J. McCoyOutscored 3–951917Tulsa0–8–1Hal Medford1917Colorado State (4)0–7–1Harry Hughes1917Newberry0–6Robert PfohlOutscored 14–2121918Baylor0–6Bubs Mosley1918Drexel0–1No coachFirst of three consecutive losing seasons; Lost only game 0–331919Colorado Mines0–4–2Ralph Glaze1919Drexel (2)0–4W. L. RidpathBack-to-back winless seasons; Ridpath's first and only season as head coach at Drexel; Outscored 3–1711920Colorado Mines (2)0–6Ralph GlazeBack-to-back winless seasons1920Drexel (3)0–6William McAvoyThird consecutive winless season; McAvoy's first season as head coach at Drexel; Only scored in one game, being outscored 13–2501921Southwestern (TX)0–6–1William Jennings GardnerScoreless tie at SMU in season finale.1922Erskine0–8David W. ParrishOutscored 15–2431923Wyoming (2)0–8John CorbettOutscored 16–265, closest game a 14–0 loss to the university's faculty.1926Western State (CO)0–8Eugene MaynorOutscored 19–249, shutout six times.1927Auburn0–7–2Dave Morey (0–3) Boozer Pitts (0–4–2)1927Grinnell0–7–1Lester WattOutscored 21–192, managed a season opening 6–6 tie against William Penn.1928Western State (CO) (2)0–7Stewart ClarkOutscored 45–2791930Iowa State0–9C. Noel WorkmanNever lost by more than 14 points.1930Western State (CO) (3)0–6Tefler MeadeOutscored 14–1421933Western State (CO) (4)0–5Tefler Meade1933Grinnell (2)0–8–1Lester WattNever allowed greater than 19 points, yet shut out 6 times, included a scoreless tie at Haskell.1933Wake Forest (2)0–5–1Jim WeaverOutscored 13–93, scoring all 13 points in season finale loss against Davidson.1934Missouri0–8–1Frank CarideoOpening scoreless tie at Colorado, would only manage 25 points on the season.1935Cornell0–6–1Gilmour Dobie1936Sewanee0–6–1Harry E. ClarkOutscored 20–230, earned a scoreless tie against Tennessee Tech.1937Washburn0–10Elmer HolmOutscored 38–2091937Arizona State0–8–1Rudy LavikScored 5 touchdowns, managed a 6–6 tie against Whittier.1939Wyoming (3)0–7–1Joel Hunt1941Utah State0–8E. Lowell Romney1941Centenary0–8–2Jake Hanna1942Montana0–8Clyde CarpenterOutscored 35–239, did not score over the last five games.1943Columbia (4)0–8Lou LittleOutscored 33–313, closest game a 20–7 loss to Yale.1943Utah0–7Ike ArmstrongOutscored 38–297, shutout in all but two games.1945Coast Guard0–7–1Johnny MerrimanOutscored 31–209, never scoring greater than 7 points in a game. Managed a scoreless tie at Scranton. Last year of sanctioned football.1946Florida (2)0–9Raymond Wolf1946Kansas State0–9Hobbs AdamsOutscored 41–233, never scoring greater than 7 points.1946Fordham0–7Ed Danowski1947Drexel (4)0–8Ralph Chase1947Kansas State (2)0–10Sam FrancisBack-to-back winless seasons.1947Stanford0–9Marchy Schwartz1948Drexel (5)0–8Ralph Chase (0–5) Maury McMains (0–3)Back-to-back winless seasons1948Texas A&M0–9–1Harry StitelerSeason finale 14–14 tie at 7–3 Texas.1948Tulsa (2)0–9–1Buddy Brothers1948Navy0–8–1George SauerPlayed 5 top 12 teams. Tied 3rd ranked Army 21–21 in season finale.1948VPI0–8–1Robert McNeishShutout first 5 games. Earned a 7–7 tie at Richmond in the season's penultimate game.1949BYU0–11Chick Atkinson1949Mississippi State0–8–1Slick MortonHigh offensive output of 7 points, done twice, including a 7–7 tie at Clemson.1950Auburn (2)0–10Earl BrownOutscored 31–255.1950VPI (2)0–10Robert McNeishOutscored 72–430. Lost every game by at least 18 points.1950Boston College (2)0–9–1Denny MyersSeason opening 7–7 tie against Wake Forest. 1953Davidson0–9Bill Dole1954Tulsa (3)0–11Bernie Witucki1954Kansas0–10Chuck MatherLost to eventual national champion Oklahoma 65–0.1954New Mexico State0–9James Patton1954Penn (2)0–9Steve Sebo1955Alabama0–10Jennings WhitworthBart Starr passed for 587 yards and 1 touchdown. Lost every game by 15-plus points.1955Penn (3)0–9Steve Sebo1955Northwestern0–8–1Lou SabanSaban's only year in Evanston. Season finale 7–7 tie against Illinois.1956Marquette0–9John Druze1956William & Mary0–9–1Jack FreemanTied Boston University 18–18.1957Marquette (2)0–10John DruzeBack-to-back winless seasons1957Wake Forest (3)0–10Paul Amen1957Northwestern (2)0–9Ara ParseghianParseghian's second season in Evanston. Opened the season with 6 consecutive ranked opponents, capped off with a 47–6 loss to eventual champion Ohio State.1958Montana (2)0–10Ray Jenkins1959Virginia0–10Richard VorisOutscored 80–393.1960Drexel (6)0–7–1Jack HinkleSeason finale 0–0 tie against Delaware Valley1960Hardin-Simmons0–10Howard McChesney1960Stanford (2)0–10Jack Curtice1960Virginia (2)0–10Richard VorisBack-to-back winless seasons. Starting quarterback Gary Cuozzo threw 4 touchdowns.1960SMU (2)0–9–1Bill MeekOutscored 31–221, never scoring more than 7 points in a game. Scoreless tie against Texas A&M.1960West Virginia0–8–2Gene CorumOutscored 40–259, including 5 shutouts. Tied Richmond 6–6, and Boston University 7–7.1961Colorado State (5)0–10Don Mullison1961Hardin-Simmons (2)0–10Howard McChesneyOutscored 43–377 on the season.1961Brown0–9John McLaughryScored 24 points on the season1961Illinois0–9Pete ElliottOutscored 53–289 on the season.1962Colorado State (6)0–10Milo LudeBack-to-back winless seasons1962Kansas State (3)0–10Doug WeaverScored 6 points in the first 7 games (6 shutouts). Scored 2 offensive touchdowns.1962Tulane (2)0–10Tommy O'BoylePlayed four teams ranked in the top 8 nationally.1962Wake Forest (4)0–10Billy Hildebrand1965Kansas State (4)0–10Doug WeaverScored 5 offensive touchdowns, scored double-digits once, a 14–21 loss to Cincinnati. Shut out 4 times.1965Ohio0–10Bill Hess1965Richmond0–10Ed MerrickScored 6 offensive touchdowns, threw 26 interceptions.1966Kansas State (5)0–9–1Doug WeaverCornelius Davis ran for 1028 yard, offense only scored 3 touchdowns. Tied Kansas 3–3 on October 15.1967Marshall0–10Charlie SnyderThrew 1 touchdown pass, 19 interceptions. High offensive output of 14 points in a 14–48 loss to Ohio.1967Maryland0–9Robert WardScored 6 offensive touchdowns. Scored double-digits once, a 17–35 loss at Wake Forest.1968New Mexico (2)0–10Rudy Feldman1968Wichita State0–10Eddie Kriwiel1968Wisconsin0–10John CoattaThrew 3 touchdown passes, 19 interceptions, being outscored 86–310. Lost to eventual national champion Ohio State 43–8.1969Baylor (2)0–10Bill BeallOutscored 87–344, throwing for 3 touchdowns and 29 interceptions. Lost to eventual national champion Texas 56–14.1969Illinois (2)0–10Jim Valek1969VMI0–10Vito Ragazzo1969Cal State-Los Angeles0–9Walt Thurmond1970Wichita State (2)0–9Ben Wilson (0-3) Bob Seaman (0-6)A plane crash in Colorado on October 2 killed coach Wilson, 14 players and 16 others. Two games were cancelled before the season resumed with surviving varsity players and freshman team members.1971Brown (2)0–9Len Jardine1973Florida State0–11Larry JonesThree one-score losses, lost to Florida 49–0 in season finale.1973Iowa0–11Frank LauterburOutscored by an average of 36.5-12.7; was shut out just once (50-0 to Illinois).1973UTEP0–11Tommy HudspethAllowed 544 points (49.5/game), allowing 54 plus point five times, including an 82–6 loss at Utah.1973Army0–10Tom CahillScored 7 offensive touchdowns. Lost to Nay 51–0 in season finale.1973Southwestern Louisiana0–10Russ FaulkinberrySchool's entire athletic program was serving an NCAA-mandated two-year postseason ban due to egregious violations by the men's basketball team which led to a two-year death penalty in that sport.1976Texas Christian (2)0–11Jim ShofnerOutscored 128–430. Lost to 5th ranked Texas Tech 10–14.1978Boston College (3)0–11Ed ChlebekLost 4 one-score games, including a season finale 24–28 loss to Temple in Tokyo.1978Northwestern (3)0–10–1Rick VenturiSeason opening scoreless tie at Illinois. Would lose by at least 17 in the following 10 games.1979Florida (3)0–10-1Charley PellFirst year for Charley Pell. Three one-score losses, two of which were to ranked teams. Tied with Georgia Tech in the home opener.1979Richmond (2)0–11Jim TaitScored 7 offensive touchdowns.1979Penn (4)0–9Harry Gamble1980Northwestern (4)0–11Rick Venturi1980Oregon State0–11Joe AvezzanoLost every game by double digits, including a 34–3 season finale loss to UCLA in Tokyo.1981Colorado State (7)0–12Sark Arslanian (0–6)