Navy (U.S. Naval Academy) (Midshipmen, Mids; Navy Blue and Gold)
Yearly Records
1879 (0-0-1)
Tied: Baltimore A.C. 0-0.
1880-1881
No formal games.
1882 (1-0)
Won: Johns Hopkins 8-0.
Noteworthy: Midshipman Vaulx Carter served as coach.
1883 (0-1)
Lost: Johns Hopkins 2-0.
1884 (1-0)
Won: Johns Hopkins 9-6.
1885 (1-2)
Won: St. John's College 46-10 (1st meeting).
Lost: Johns Hopkins 12-8, Princeton freshmen 10-0.
1886 (3-3)
Won: St. John's 12-0, Johns Hopkins 6-0, 15-14.
Lost: St. John's 4-0, Princeton 2nd team 30-0, Gallaudet 16-0.
1887 (3-1)
Won: St. John's 4-0, 24-0, Johns Hopkins 8-0.
Lost: Princeton 2nd team 22-5.
1888 (1-4)
Won: Gallaudet 4-0.
Lost: St. John's 6-4, 22-6, Johns Hopkins 25-12, Pennsylvania 20-9 (1st meeting).
1889 (4-1-1)
Won: St. John's 20-10, Johns Hopkins 36-0, Virginia 26-6 (1st meeting), Washington All-Stars 24-0 (1st away game for Midshipmen).
Lost: Lehigh 26-6 (1st meeting).
Tied: Dickinson 0-0 (1st meeting).
1890 (5-1-1)
Won: St. John's 45-0, Georgetown 70-4 (1st meeting), Dickinson 32-6, Gallaudet 24-0, Army 24-0 (1st meeting).
Lost: Lehigh 24-4.
Tied: Columbia A.C. 6-6.
1891 (5-2)
Won: St. John's 28-6, Rutgers 21-12 (1st meeting), Gallaudet 6-0, Georgetown 16-4, Dickinson 34-4 in 1st 5 games.
Lost: Lafayette 4-0 (1st meeting), Army 32-16.
Noteworthy: only year under Edgar A. Poe.
1892 (5-2)
Won: Lafayette 22-4, Franklin & Marshall 24-0, Rutgers 48-12, Georgetown 40-0, Army 12-4.
Lost: Pennsylvania 16-0, Princeton 28-0 (1st meeting) in 1st 2 games.
Noteworthy: only year under Ben Crosby.
1893 (5-3)
Won: Dickinson 26-0, Virginia 28-0, Georgetown 22-10, Franklin & Marshall 34-6, Army 6-4.
Lost: Pennsylvania 34-0, Lehigh 12-6, Virginia 12-0.
Noteworthy: only year under Josh Hartwell.
1894 (4-1-2)
Won: Georgetown 12-0, Carlisle Indians 8-0, Lehigh 10-0, Baltimore City College 30-6.
Lost: unbeaten Pennsylvania 12-0.
Tied: Elizabeth A.C. 6-6, unbeaten Penn State 6-6 (1st meeting).
Noteworthy: only year under Bill Wurtenburg.
1895 (5-2)
Won: Elizabeth A.C. 6-0, New Jersey A.C. 34-0, Franklin & Marshall 68-0, Carlisle 34-0, Virginia 1-0 (forfeit) in 1st 5 games.
Lost: Orange A.C. 10-6, Lehigh 6-4.
Noteworthy: only year under Matt McClung.
1896 (5-3)
Won: Franklin & Marshall 49-0, St. John's 50-0, Rutgers 40-6, Lehigh 24-10, White Squadron 11-5.
Lost: Pennsylvania 8-0, Pennsylvania reserves 6-0, Lafayette 18-6.
Noteworthy: only year under Johnny Poe.
1897 (8-1)
Won: Pennsylvania reserves 22-0, Princeton reserves 6-0, Penn St. 4-0, Rutgers 1-0 (forfeit), Virginia 4-0, Maryland 38-0 (1st meeting), Lehigh 28-6, White Squadron 8-0.
Lost: Princeton 28-0 (1st meeting since 1892) in opener.
Noteworthy: 1st year under Bill Armstrong.
1898 (7-1)
Won: Bucknell 11-0 (1st meeting), Penn St. 16-11, Lafayette 18-0, Columbia A.C. 52-5, Lehigh 6-5, Virginia 6-0, Virginia Military Institute (VMI) 21-5 (1st meeting).
Lost: Princeton 30-0.
1899 (5-3)
Won: Georgetown 12-0, Penn St. 6-0, North Carolina 12-0 (1st meeting), Trinity 35-0, Lehigh 24-0.
Lost: Princeton 5-0, Lafayette 5-0, Army 17-5 (1st meeting since 1893).
Noteworthy: Bill Armstrong's last team.
1900 (6-3)
Won: Baltimore Medical 6-0, Georgetown 6-0, Lehigh 15-0, Washington & Jefferson 18-0, Penn St. 44-0, Army 11-7.
Lost: Princeton 5-0, Columbia 11-0 (1st meeting), Pennsylvania 28-6.
Noteworthy: only year under Garrett Cochran.
1901 (6-4-1)
Won: St. John's 28-2, Lehigh 18-0, Pennsylvania 6-5 (1st in 6-game series dating to 1892), Dickinson 12-6, Carlisle 16-5, Washington & Jefferson 17-11.
Lost: Yale 24-0 (1st meeting), Penn St. 11-6 (1st in 6-game series dating to 1894), Columbia 6-5, Army 11-5.
Tied: Georgetown 0-0.
Noteworthy: 1st year under Doc Hillebrand.
1902 (2-7-1)
Won: Pennsylvania 10-6, Lafayette 12-11.
Lost: Georgetown 4-0, Princeton 11-0, Dickinson 6-0, Penn St. 6-0, Bucknell 23-0, Columbia 5-0, Army 22-8.
Tied: Lehigh 5-5.
Noteworthy: 1st losing season since 1888.
1903 (4-7-1)
Won: Virginia 6-5 (1st meeting since 1898), Gallaudet 18-0, Dickinson 5-0, New York Naval Militia 28-0.
Lost: Lafayette 6-5, Georgetown 12-5, Penn St. 17-0, Washington & Jefferson 16-0, Virginia Tech 11-0 (1st meeting), Bucknell 23-5, Army 40-5.
Tied: Baltimore Medical 0-0.
Noteworthy: only year under Burr Chamberlain.
1904 (7-2-1)
Won: VMI 12-0, Marine Officers 68-0, Princeton 10-9 (1st in 7-game series dating to 1892), St. John's 23-0, Penn St. 20-9, Virginia 5-0, Virginia Tech 11-0.
Lost: Swarthmore 9-0, Army 11-0.
Tied: Dickinson 0-0.
Noteworthy: 1st year under Paul Dashiell.
1905 (10-1-1)
Won: VMI 34-0, St. John's 29-0, Dickinson 6-0, Western Maryland 29-0, North Carolina 38-0 (1st meeting since 1899), Maryland 17-0, Penn St. 11-5, Bucknell 34-0, Virginia 22-0, Virginia Tech 12-6.
Lost: Swarthmore 6-5.
Tied: Army 6-6.
1906 (8-2-2)
Won: Maryland 12-0, St. John's 28-0, Lehigh 12-0, Western Maryland 31-0, Swarthmore 5-4, North Carolina 40-0, Virginia Tech 5-0, Army 10-0 (1st over Cadets since 1900).
Lost: unbeaten national champ Princeton 5-0, Penn St. 5-0.
Tied: Dickinson 0-0, Bucknell 0-0.
Star: FB Jonas Ingram.
Noteworthy: Paul Dashiell's last team.
1907 (9-2-1)
Won: St. John's 26-0, 12-0, Dickinson 15-0, Maryland 12-0, Lafayette 17-0, West Virginia 6-0, Penn St. 6-4, Virginia Tech 12-0, Army 6-0.
Lost: Harvard 6-0, Swarthmore 18-0.
Tied: Vanderbilt 6-6.
Star: E Bill Dague (Navy's 1st consensus All-American).
Noteworthy: only year under Joe Reeves.
1908 (9-2-1)
Won: Rutgers 18-0 (1st on-field meeting since 1896), St. John's 22-0, Dickinson 22-0, Maryland 57-0, Lehigh 16-0, George Washington 17-0, Villanova 30-6 (1st meeting), Penn St. 5-0, Virginia Tech 15-4.
Lost: Carlisle 16-6, Army 6-4.
Tied: unbeaten Harvard 6-6.
Stars: QB Ed Lange, T Percy Northcroft.
Noteworthy: 1st year under Frank Berrien.
1909 (4-3-1)
Won: St. John's 16-6, Rutgers 12-3, Western Reserve 17-6, Davidson 45-6.
Lost: Villanova 11-6, Virginia 5-0 (1st to Cavaliers in 6 games since 1893), Princeton 5-3 in successive midseason games.
Tied: Washington & Jefferson 0-0.
1910 (8-0-1)
Won: St. John's 16-0, Washington & Jefferson 15-0, Virginia Tech 3-0, Western Reserve 17-0, Lehigh 30-0, Carlisle 6-0, New York U. 9-0, Army 3-0.
Tied: Rutgers 0-0.
Noteworthy: had 1st unbeaten season since 1884 in Frank Berrien's last year.
1911 (6-0-3)
Won: Johns Hopkins 27-5 (1st meeting since 1889), St. John's 21-0, Washington & Jefferson 16-0, N.C. State 17-6, West Virginia 32-0, Army 3-0.
Tied: unbeaten national champ Princeton 0-0, Western Reserve 0-0, unbeaten Penn St. 0-0.
Star: FB Jack Dalton.
Noteworthy: 1st year under Doug Howard.
1912 (6-3)
Won: Johns Hopkins 7-3, Pittsburgh 13-6 (1st meeting), Western Reserve 7-0, N.C. State 41-0, New York U. 39-0, Army 6-0.
Lost: Lehigh 14-0 (1st to Engineers in 11 games since 1895), Swarthmore 21-6, Bucknell 17-7.
1913 (7-1-1)
Won: Georgetown 23-0, Dickinson 29-0, Maryland 76-0, Lehigh 39-0, Bucknell 70-7, Penn St. 10-0, New York U. 48-0.
Lost: Army 22-9 in finale.
Tied: Pittsburgh 0-0.
Star: G John "Babe" Brown.
1914 (6-3)
Won: Georgetown 13-0, Western Reserve 48-0, N.C. State 16-14, Fordham 21-0, Colby 31-21, Ursinus 33-2.
Lost: Pittsburgh 13-6, Pennsylvania 13-6 (1st meeting since 1902), unbeaten national champ Army 20-0.
Noteworthy: Doug Howard's last team.
1915 (3-5-1)
Won: Virginia Tech 20-0, Bucknell 13-3, Colby 28-14.
Lost: Georgetown 9-0, unbeaten Pittsburgh 47-12, N.C. State 14-12, Ursinus 10-7, Army 14-0.
Tied: Pennsylvania 7-7.
Noteworthy: had 1st losing season since 1903 in 1st year under Jonas Ingram.
1916 (6-3-1)
Won: Georgetown 13-7, Maryland 14-7, West Virginia 12-7, Georgia 27-3, N.C. State 50-0, Villanova 57-7.
Lost: unbeaten national champ Pittsburgh 20-19, Washington & Lee 10-0, unbeaten Army 15-7.
Tied: Dickinson 0-0.
1917 (7-1)
Won: Davidson 27-6, Maryland 62-0, Carlisle 62-0, Haverford 89-0, Western Reserve 95-0, Georgetown 28-7, Villanova 80-3.
Lost: West Virginia 7-0 in 2nd game.
Stars: B Bill Ingram (21 TDs, 174 pts), E Ernest Von Heimberg.
Noteworthy: no Army game as sign of unity during World War I; 1st year under Gil Dobie.
1918 (4-1)
Won: Newport Training Station 47-7, St. Helena Training Station 66-0, Norfolk Naval Base 37-6, Ursinus 127-0.
Lost: Great Lakes 7-6 in finale.
Stars: B Bill Ingram, HB Wolcott Roberts, G Lyman Perry.
1919 (7-1)
Won: N.C. State 49-0, Johns Hopkins 66-0 (1st meeting since 1912), Bucknell 21-6, W.Va. Wesleyan 20-6, Colby 121-0, Army 6-0 (1st over Cadets in 5 games since 1912), USS Utah 15-0.
Lost: Georgetown 6-0.
Noteworthy: Gil Dobie's last team.
1920 (6-2)
Won: Lafayette 12-7 (1st meeting since 1907), Bucknell 7-2, Western Reserve 47-0, Georgetown 21-6, South Carolina 63-0, Army 7-0.
Lost: N.C. State 14-7, unbeaten Princeton 14-0 (1st meeting since 1911).
Noteworthy: 1st year under Bob Folwell.
1921 (6-1)
Won: N.C. State 40-0, Western Reserve 53-0, Princeton 13-0 (1st over Tigers in 5 games since 1904), Bethany (W.Va.) 21-0, Bucknell 6-0, Army 7-0.
Lost: unbeaten Penn St. 13-7 (1st meeting since 1913).
1922 (5-2)
Won: Western Reserve 71-0, Bucknell 14-7, Georgia Tech 13-0 (1st meeting), Penn St. 14-0, Xavier (Ohio) 52-0.
Lost: Pennsylvania 13-7 (1st meeting since 1915), unbeaten Army 17-14.
Star: E Wendell Taylor.
1923 (5-1-3)
Won: William & Mary 39-10 (1st meeting), Dickinson 13-7, W.Va. Wesleyan 26-7, Colgate 9-0, Xavier (Ohio) 61-0.
Lost: Penn St. 21-3.
Tied: Princeton 3-3, Army 0-0.
Noteworthy: made 1st postseason appearance, tying Washington 14-14 in Rose Bowl; QB Ira "Pete" McKee passed for both TDs (20 and 7 yds to HB Carl Cullen) and kicked both ex pts.
1924 (2-6)
Won: William & Mary 14-7, Vermont 53-0.
Lost: Marquette 21-3, Princeton 17-14, W.Va. Wesleyan 10-7, Penn St. 6-0, Bucknell 6-0, Army 12-0.
Noteworthy: had 1st losing season since 1915 in Bob Folwell's last year.
1925 (5-2-1)
Won: William & Mary 25-0, Marquette 19-0, Washington College 37-0, Western Maryland 27-0, Bucknell 13-7.
Lost: Michigan 54-0 (1st meeting), Army 10-3.
Tied: Princeton 10-10.
Star: B Allen Shapley (6 TDs, 42 pts).
Noteworthy: only year under Jack Owsley.
1926 (9-0-1)
Won: Purdue 17-13, Drake 24-7, Richmond 26-0, Princeton 27-13, Colgate 13-7, Michigan 10-0, W.Va. Wesleyan 53-7, Georgetown 10-7, Loyola 35-13.
Tied: Army 21-21 in finale (before estimated 110,000 in Chicago).
Stars: HB Tom Hamilton (6 FGs, 42 pts), Howard Caldwell (7 TDs), T Frank Wickhorst.
Noteworthy: 1st year under Bill Ingram.
1927 (6-3)
Won: Davis & Elkins 27-0, Drake 35-6, Duke 32-6 (1st meeting), Pennsylvania 12-6 (1st meeting since 1922), W.Va. Wesleyan 26-0, Loyola 33-6.
Lost: Notre Dame 19-6 (1st meeting), Michigan 27-12, Army 14-9.
Star: B Whitey Lloyd (9 Tds).
1928 (5-3-1)
Won: Duke 6-0, Pennsylvania 6-0, W.Va. Wesleyan 37-0, Loyola 57-0, Princeton 9-0.
Lost: Davis & Elkins 2-0, unbeaten Boston College 6-0 (1st meeting), Notre Dame 7-0 in 1st 3 games.
Tied: Michigan 6-6.
Stars: B Charles Maure (5 TDs), G Eddie Burke.
1929 (6-2-2)
Won: Denison 47-0, William & Mary 15-0, Duke 45-13, Wake Forest 61-0, W.Va. Wesleyan 30-6, Dartmouth 13-6.
Lost: unbeaten national champ Notre Dame 14-7, Pennsylvania 7-2.
Tied: Princeton 13-13, Georgetown 0-0.
Star: B Joe Clifton (5 Tds).
1930 (6-5)
Won: William & Mary 19-6, Princeton 31-0, W.Va. Wesleyan 37-14, Maryland 6-0 (1st meeting since 1917), George Washington 20-0, Pennsylvania 26-0.
Lost: unbeaten national champ Notre Dame 26-2, Duke 18-0, Southern Methodist (SMU) 20-7, Ohio St. 27-0.
Star: B Lou Kirn (6 TDs).
Noteworthy: Bill Ingram's last team; lost to Army 6-0 in postseason charity game in New York.
1931 (5-5-1)
Won: William & Mary 13-6, Delaware 12-7 (1st meeting), Princeton 15-0, Wooster 19-6, Pennsylvania 6-0.
Lost: Maryland 6-0 (1st in 10-game series dating to 1897), Ohio St. 20-0, Notre Dame 20-0, SMU 13-6.
Tied: W.Va. Wesleyan 0-0.
Noteworthy: 1st year under Rip Miller; lost to Army 17-7 in postseason charity game in New York.
1932 (2-6-1)
Won: Washington & Lee 33-0, Maryland 28-7.
Lost: William & Mary 6-0 (1st in 7-game series dating to 1923), Ohio U. 14-0, Pennsylvania 14-0, Columbia 7-6 (1st meeting since 1902), Notre Dame 12-0, Army 20-0.
Tied: Princeton 0-0.
Noteworthy: 1st losing season since 1924.
1933 (5-4)
Won: William & Mary 12-0, Mercer 25-6, Virginia 13-7 (1st meeting since 1909), Pennsylvania 13-0, Notre Dame 7-0 (1st in 7-game series dating to 1927).
Lost: Pittsburgh 34-6 (1st meeting since 1916), Columbia 14-7, unbeaten Princeton 13-0 (1st to Tigers in 8 games since 1924), Army 12-7.
Star: HB Fred "Buzz" Borries (5 TDs).
1934 (8-1)
Won: William & Mary 20-7, Virginia 21-6, Maryland 16-13, Columbia 18-7, Pennsylvania 17-0, Washington & Lee 26-0, Notre Dame 10-6, Army 3-0 (1st over Cadets in 11 games since 1921).
Lost: Pittsburgh 31-7.
Stars: HB Fred "Buzz" Borries (10 TDs), T Slade Cutter.
Noteworthy: 1st year under Tom Hamilton.
1935 (5-4)
Won: William & Mary 30-0, Mercer 27-0, Virginia 26-7, Pennsylvania 13-0, Columbia 28-7.
Lost: Yale 7-6 (1st meeting since 1901), Notre Dame 14-0, unbeaten Princeton 26-0, Army 7-6.
Star: B John "Sneed" Schmidt (8 TDs).
1936 (6-3)
Won: William & Mary 18-6, Davidson 19-6, Virginia 35-14, Notre Dame 3-0, Harvard 20-13, Army 7-0.
Lost: Yale 12-7, Princeton 7-0, Pennsylvania 16-6 in successive midseason games.
Noteworthy: Tom Hamilton's last team until 1946.
1937 (4-4-1)
Won: William & Mary 45-0, The Citadel 32-0 (1st meeting), Virginia 40-13, Columbia 13-6.
Lost: Notre Dame 9-7, Pennsylvania 14-7, Princeton 26-6, Army 6-0.
Tied: Harvard 0-0.
Star: B Emmett Wood (6 TDs).
Noteworthy: 1st year under Hank Hardwick.
1938 (4-3-2)
Won: William & Mary 26-0, VMI 26-0, Virginia 33-0, Columbia 14-9.
Lost: Yale 9-7, Notre Dame 15-0, Army 14-7.
Tied: Princeton 13-13, Pennsylvania 0-0.
Stars: Bs Emmett Wood (550 yds rush, 45 pts, 4 int) and Lemuel Cooke (815 yds pass), E Lucien Powell (312 yds on pass rec).
1939 (3-5-1)
Won: William & Mary 31-6, Virginia 14-12, Army 10-0.
Lost: Notre Dame 14-7, Clemson 15-7, Pennsylvania 13-6, Columbia 19-13, Princeton 28-0.
Tied: Dartmouth 0-0.
Noteworthy: 1st year under Swede Larson.
1940 (6-2-1)
Won: William & Mary 19-7, Cincinnati 14-0, Princeton 12-6 (1st over Tigers in 8 games since 1931), Drake 19-0, Yale 21-0 (1st in 5-game series dating to 1901), Army 14-0.
Lost: Pennsylvania 20-0, Notre Dame 13-7.
Tied: Columbia 0-0.
Star: B Bill Busik (860 yds total off).
Noteworthy: led nation in total defense.
1941 (7-1-1)
Won: William & Mary 34-0, West Virginia 40-0, Lafayette 41-2 (1st meeting since 1920), Cornell 14-0 (1st meeting), Pennsylvania 13-6, Princeton 23-0, Army 14-6.
Lost: unbeaten Notre Dame 20-13.
Tied: Harvard 0-0.
Stars: Bs Bill Busik (609 yds rush, 43.8-yd punting avg) and Howie Clark (6 TDs).
Noteworthy: Swede Larson's last team.
1942 (5-4)
Won: Virginia 35-0, Yale 13-6, Pennsylvania 7-0, Columbia 13-9, Army 14-0.
Lost: William & Mary 3-0 (1st to Indians since 1932), Princeton 10-0, Georgia Tech 21-0 (1st meeting since 1922), Notre Dame 9-0.
Noteworthy: 1st year undr Billick Whelchel.
1943 (8-1)
Won: North Carolina Pre-Flight 31-0, Cornell 46-7, Duke 14-13 (1st meeting since 1930), Penn St. 14-6 (1st meeting since 1924), Georgia Tech 28-14, Pennsylvania 24-7, Columbia 61-0, Army 13-0.
Lost: national champ Notre Dame 33-6.
Stars: Bs Hillis Hume and Hal Hamberg, T Don Whitmire, G George Brown.
Noteworthy: won 1st Lambert Trophy.
1944 (6-3)
Won: Penn St. 55-14, Duke 7-0, Pennsylvania 26-0, Notre Dame 32-13 (1st over Irish since 1936), Cornell 48-0, Purdue 32-0.
Lost: North Carolina Pre-Flight 21-14, Georgia Tech 17-15, unbeaten national champ Army 23-7 (1st to Cadets since 1938).
Stars: HB Bobby Jenkins (527 yds rush, 32.8-yd kickoff return avg), B Clyde Scott (6 TDs), T Don Whitmire, G Ben Chase.
Noteworthy: 1st year under Oscar Hagberg.
1945 (7-1-1)
Won: Villanova 49-0 (1st meeting since 1917), Duke 21-0, Penn St. 28-0, Georgia Tech 20-6, Pennsylvania 14-7, Michigan 33-7 (1st meeting since 1928), Wisconsin 36-7.
Lost: unbeaten national champ Army 32-13 in finale.
Tied: Notre Dame 6-6.
Stars: B Clyde Scott (7 TDs, 4 int), HB Anthony "Skip" Minisi, E Dick Duden (14 pass rec for 200 yds), soph C Dick Scott.
1946 (1-8)
Won: Villanova 7-0.
Lost: Columbia 23-14, Duke 21-6, North Carolina 21-14 (1st meeting since 1906), Pennsylvania 32-19 (1st to Quakers since 1940), unbeaten national co-champ Notre Dame 28-0, Georgia Tech 28-20, Penn St. 12-7, unbeaten national co-champ Army 21-18.
Stars: soph FB Bill Hawkins (6 TDs, 50 pts), soph HB "Pistol" Pete Williams, E Leon Bramlett, C Dick Scott.
Noteworthy: Tom Hamilton returned as coach.
1947 (1-7-1)
Won: Cornell 38-19.
Lost: California 14-7, Columbia 13-6, unbeaten Pennsylvania 21-0, unbeaten national cochamp Notre Dame 27-0, Georgia Tech 16-14, unbeaten Penn St. 20-7, Army 21-0.
Tied: Duke 14-14.
Stars: FB Bill Hawkins (507 yds rush, 5 TDs), E Arthur Markel (21 pass rec for 235 yds), C Dick Scott.
Noteworthy: Tom Hamilton's last team.
1948 (0-8-1)
Lost: unbeaten California 21-7, Cornell 13-7 (1st in 5-game series dating to 1941), Duke 28-7, Missouri 35-14, Pennsylvania 20-14, unbeaten Notre Dame 41-7, unbeaten national champ Michigan 35-0, Columbia 13-0.
Tied: unbeaten Army 21-21 in finale.
Stars: Es Harrison Frasier and Phil Ryan.
Noteworthy: had 1st winless season since 1883 in 1st year under George Sauer.
1949 (3-5-1)
Won: Princeton 28-7 (1st meeting since 1942), Duke 28-14, Columbia 34-0.
Lost: Southern California (USC) 42-20, Wisconsin 48-13, Pennsylvania 28-7, unbeaten national champ Notre Dame 40-0, unbeaten Army 38-0.
Tied: Tulane 21-21 (1st meeting).
Stars: soph QB Bob Zastrow (1,126 yds pass), E Bill Wilson (15 pass rec for 250 yds).
1950 (3-6)
Won: USC 27-14, Columbia 29-7, Army 14-2 (breaking Cadets' 28-game unbeaten string; 1st over Black Knights since 1943).
Lost: Maryland 35-21 (1st meeting since 1934), Northwestern 22-0, unbeaten Princeton 20-14, Pennsylvania 30-7, Notre Dame 19-10, Tulane 27-0.
Stars: QB Bob Zastrow (1,137 yds pass, 5 TDs rush), E Bill Wilson (15 pass rec for 266 yds).
Noteworthy: 1st year under Eddie Erdelatz.
1951 (2-6-1)
Won: Columbia 21-7, Army 42-7 in last 2 games.
Lost: unbeaten Princeton 24-20, Rice 21-14, Northwestern 16-7, Pennsylvania 14-0, Notre Dame 19-0, unbeaten Maryland 40-21.
Tied: Yale 7-7 in opener.
Star: QB Bob Zastrow.
1952 (6-2-1)
Won: Yale 31-7, Cornell 31-7, William & Mary 14-0 (1st meeting since 1942), Duke 16-6, Columbia 28-0, Army 7-0.
Lost: Maryland 38-7, Notre Dame 17-6.
Tied: Pennsylvania 7-7.
Stars: B Fred Franco (691 yds rush, 5 TDs), G Steve Eisenhauer, DB John Weaver (7 int).
Noteworthy: 1st winning season since 1945.
1953 (4-3-2)
Won: Dartmouth 55-7, Cornell 26-6, Princeton 65-7, Columbia 14-6.
Lost: Pennsylvania 9-6, unbeaten national cochamp Notre Dame 38-7, Army 20-7.
Tied: William & Mary 6-6, Duke 0-0.
Stars: B Phil Monahan (5 TDs), G Steve Eisenhauer, punt returner Bob Craig (16.8-yd avg).
1954 (8-2)
Won: William & Mary 27-0, Dartmouth 42-7, Stanford 25-0, Pennsylvania 52-6, Duke 40-7, Columbia 51-6, Army 27-20.
Lost: Pittsburgh 21-19 (1st meeting since 1934), Notre Dame 6-0.
Stars: QB George Welsh (740 yds and 10 TDs total off), E Ron Beagle (Maxwell Award-winner; 20 pass rec for 243 yds), B Joe Gattuso (525 yds rush, 7 TDs).
Noteworthy: won 2nd Lambert Trophy. Beat Mississippi 21-0 in Sugar Bowl in 1st postseason appearance in 31 years; Gattuso ran for 111 yds and 2 TDs, and HB Jack Weaver ran for 106 yds and scored on 16-yd pass from Welsh.
1955 (6-2-1)
Won: William & Mary 7-0, South Carolina 26-0, Pittsburgh 21-0 (1st over Panthers in 8 games since 1912), Penn St. 34-14 (1st meeting since 1947), Pennsylvania 33-0, Columbia 47-0.
Lost: Notre Dame 21-7 (10th straight to Irish), Army 14-6.
Tied: Duke 7-7.
Stars: QB George Welsh (nation's leader in pass with 1,319 yds and in total off with 1,348 yds), E Ron Beagle (30 pass rec for 451 yds), B Dick Guest (6 TDs), soph FB Ned Oldham.
Noteworthy: led nation in pass.
1956 (6-1-2)
Won: William & Mary 39-14, Cornell 14-0, Cincinnati 13-7, Pennsylvania 54-6, Notre Dame 33-7 (1st over Irish since 1944), Virginia 34-7 (1st meeting since 1942).
Lost: Tulane 21-6 (1st meeting since 1950).
Tied: Duke 7-7, Army 7-7.
Star: FB Ned Oldham (7 TDs, 53 pts).
1957 (9-1-1)
Won: Boston College 46-6 (1st meeting since 1928), William & Mary 33-6, California 21-6, Georgia 27-14, Pennsylvania 35-7, Notre Dame 20-6, George Washington 52-0, Army 14-0.
Lost: North Carolina 13-7 (1st meeting since 1946).
Tied: Duke 6-6.
Stars: QB Tom Forrestal (1,270 yds pass), E Pete Jokanovich (32 pass rec for 386 yds), FB Ned Oldham (8 TDs, 69 pts), HB Harry Hurst (634 yds rush), T Bob Reifsnyder (Maxwell Award winner).
Noteworthy: won 3rd Lambert Trophy. Beat Rice 20-7 in Cotton Bowl as Midshipmen recovered 5 Owl fumbles; Oldham scored on 19-yd run and kicked 2 ex pts, soph QB Joe Tranchini scored on 1-yd run, Hurst scored on 13-yd run, and Reifsnyder led defense.
1958 (6-3)
Won: William & Mary 14-0, Boston U. 28-14, Michigan 20-14 (1st meeting since 1948), Pennsylvania 50-8, Maryland 40-14, George Washington 28-8.
Lost: Tulane 14-6, Notre Dame 40-20, Army 22-6.
Stars: QB Joe Tranchini (10 TDs pass), soph HB Joe Bellino (5 TDs, 19 pass rec for 240 yds).
Noteworthy: Eddie Erdelatz's last team.
1959 (5-4-1)
Won: Boston College 24-8, William & Mary 29-2, Maryland 22-14, George Washington 16-8, Army 43-12.
Lost: SMU 20-7, unbeaten national champ Syracuse 32-6 (1st meeting), Miami (Fla.) 23-8, Notre Dame 25-22.
Tied: Pennsylvania 22-22.
Stars: HB Joe Bellino (564 yds rush, 8 TDs), E Dick Pariseau (20 pass rec for 228 yds).
Noteworthy: 1st year under Wayne Hardin.
1960 (9-2)
Won: Boston College 22-7, Villanova 41-7 (1st meeting since 1946), Washington 15-14, SMU 26-7, Air Force 35-3 (1st meeting), Pennsylvania 27-0, Notre Dame 14-7, Virginia 41-6 (10th straight over Cavaliers), Army 17-12.
Lost: Duke 19-10.
Stars: Heisman Trophy- and Maxwell Award-winner HB Joe Bellino (18 TDs, 110 pts, 834 yds rush, 17 pass rec for 280 yds), QB Hal Spooner, E Jim Luper (22 pass rec for 307 yds).
Noteworthy: got share of 4th Lambert Trophy. Lost to Missouri 21-14 in Orange Bowl; E Greg Mather scored on 94-yd fumble return and Spooner passed for 176 yds and a TD (27 yds to Bellino).
1961 (7-3)
Won: William & Mary 44-6, Miami (Fla.) 17-6, Cornell 31-7, Detroit 37-19, Notre Dame 13-10, Virginia 13-3, Army 13-7.
Lost: Penn St. 20-10, Pittsburgh 28-14 (1st meeting since 1955), Duke 30-9.
Stars: QB Ron Klemick (1,035 yds pass), Es Jim Stewart (23 pass rec for 498 yds) and Greg Mather (61 pts; nation's kicking leader with 11 Fgs).
1962 (5-5)
Won: William & Mary 20-16, Cornell 41-0, Boston College 26-6, Pittsburgh 32-9, Army 34-14.
Lost: Penn St. 41-7, Minnesota 21-0, Notre Dame 20-12, Syracuse 34-6, unbeaten national champ USC 13-6.
Stars: soph QB Roger Staubach (966 yds and 7 TDs pass, 265 yds and 7 TDs rush), E Jim Stewart (24 pass rec for 399 yds).
1963 (9-2)
Won: West Virginia 51-7, William & Mary 28-0, Michigan 26-13 (1st meeting since 1958), VMI 21-12, Pittsburgh 24-12, Notre Dame 35-14, Maryland 42-7, Duke 38-25, Army 21-15.
Lost: SMU 32-28.
Stars: Heisman Trophy- and Maxwell Award-winner QB Roger Staubach (1,474 yds and 7 TDs pass, 418 yds and 8 TDs rush), E Ed "Skip" Orr (25 pass rec for 321 yds), Bs John Sai (10 TDs) and Pat Donnelly (603 yds rush).
Noteworthy: won 5th Lambert Trophy. Lost to unbeaten national champ Texas 28-6 in Cotton Bowl; Staubach passed for 228 yds and Orr had 9 pass rec.
1964 (3-6-1)
Won: Penn St. 21-8, William & Mary 35-6 (10th straight over Indians), Duke 27-14.
Lost: Michigan 21-0, Georgia Tech 17-0 (1st meeting since 1947), California 27-13, national cochamp Notre Dame 40-0, Maryland 27-22, Army 11-8 (1st to Cadets since 1958).
Tied: Pittsburgh 14-14.
Stars: QB Roger Staubach (1,131 yds pass, 104 yds rush), E Ed "Skip" Orr (31 pass rec for 299 yds), B Kip Paskewich (5 TDs), P Tom Williams (38.8-yd avg).
Noteworthy: Wayne Hardin's last team.
1965 (4-4-2)
Won: Oklahoma 10-0, William & Mary 42-14, Pittsburgh 12-0, Maryland 19-7.
Lost: Syracuse 14-6, Georgia Tech 37-16, Notre Dame 29-3, Penn St. 14-6.
Tied: Stanford 7-7, Army 7-7.
Stars: E Phil Norton (35 pass rec for 429 yds), soph RB Terry Murray (5 TDs), P Dave Church (40-yd avg).
Noteworthy: 1st year under Bill Elias.
1966 (4-6)
Won: Boston College 27-7, Pittsburgh 24-7, William & Mary 21-0, Vanderbilt 30-14.
Lost: SMU 21-3, Air Force 15-7 (1st meeting since 1960), Syracuse 28-14, unbeaten national cochamp Notre Dame 31-7, Duke 9-7, Army 20-7.
Stars: QB John Cartwright (1,146 yds and 10 TDs pass), E Rob Taylor (55 pass rec for 727 yds), RB Terry Murray (663 yds rush, 6 TDs), Rick Bayer (5 int), P Dave Church (38.8-yd avg).
1967 (5-4-1)
Won: Penn St. 23-22, Michigan 26-21, Syracuse 27-14 (1st in 5-game series dating to 1959), Pittsburgh 22-21, Army 19-14.
Lost: Rice 21-7, William & Mary 27-16 (1st to Indians in 15 games since 1942), Notre Dame 43-14, Duke 35-16.
Tied: Vanderbilt 35-35.
Stars: QB John Cartwright (1,537 yds pass, 444 yds rush), E Rob Taylor (61 pass rec for 818 yds and 6 TDs), RBs Jeri Balsly (559 yds rush) and Terry Murray (15.2-yd punt return avg), Rick Bayer (5 int).
1968 (2-8)
Won: Pittsburgh 17-16, Georgia Tech 35-15 (1st over Yellow Jackets in 5 games since 1945).
Lost: unbeaten Penn St. 31-6, Boston College 49-15 (1st to Eagles in 6 games since 1928), Michigan 32-9, Air Force 26-20, Virginia 24-0 (1st to Cavaliers in 12 games since 1909; 1st meeting since 1961), Notre Dame 45-14, Syracuse 44-6, Army 21-14.
Stars: soph QB Mike McNallen (1,342 yds pass), E Bill Newton (29 pass rec for 358 yds), RB Dan Pike (500 yds rush).
1969 (1-9)
Won: Virginia 10-0.
Lost: unbeaten Penn St. 45-22, Boston College 21-14, unbeaten national champ Texas 56-17, Pittsburgh 46-19 (1st to Panthers since 1961), Rutgers 20-6 (1st meeting since 1910), Notre Dame 47-0, Miami (Fla.) 30-10, Syracuse 15-0, Army 27-0.
Star: QB Mike McNallen (1,312 yds pass).
Noteworthy: 1st year under Rick Forzano.
1970 (2-9)
Won: Colgate 48-22 (opener), Army 11-7 (finale).
Lost: Penn St. 55-7, Boston College 28-14, Washington 56-7, Pittsburgh 10-8, Air Force 26-3, Syracuse 23-8, Notre Dame 56-7, Georgia Tech 30-8, Villanova 14-10 (1st meeting since 1960).
Stars: QB Mike McNallen (1,342 yds pass), E Mick Barr (34 pass rec for 403 yds), Mike Schickner (5 int), Bob Elflein (20.8-yd avg on punt and kickoff returns).
1971 (3-8)
Won: Virginia 10-6, Duke 15-14, Syracuse 17-14.
Lost: Penn St. 56-3, Boston College 49-6, unbeaten Michigan 46-0, Pittsburgh 36-35, Miami (Fla.) 31-16, Notre Dame 21-0, Georgia Tech 34-21, Army 24-23.
Stars: QB Fred Stuvek (1,125 yds pass), soph E Larry Van Loan (41 pass rec for 589 yds), DB Charlie Robinson (5 int, 25.6-yd avg on kickoff returns), P Tom Moore (41.9-yd avg).
1972 (4-7)
Won: William & Mary 13-9 (1st meeting since 1967), Boston College 27-20 (1st over Eagles in 5 games since 1966), Air Force 21-17, Pittsburgh 28-13.
Lost: Penn St. 21-10, Michigan 35-7, Syracuse 30-14, Duke 17-16, Notre Dame 42-23, Georgia Tech 30-7, Army 23-15.
Stars: soph RB Cleveland Cooper (1,046 yds rush), E Bert Calland (61 pass rec for 650 yds), B Dan Howard (7 TDs), Jack Forde (27.2-yd kickoff return avg).
1973 (4-7)
Won: VMI 37-8 (1st meeting since 1963), Syracuse 23-14, Air Force 42-6, Army 51-0.
Lost: unbeaten Penn St. 39-0, unbeaten Michigan 14-0, Boston College 44-7, Pittsburgh 22-17, unbeaten national cochamp Notre Dame 44-7 (10th straight to Irish), Tulane 17-15 (1st meeting since 1958), Georgia Tech 26-22.
Stars: QB Al Glenny (1,295 yds pass), WR Larry Van Loan (33 pass rec for 542 yds), RB Cleveland Cooper (898 yds and 12 TDs rush).
Noteworthy: 1st year under George Welsh.
1974 (4-7)
Won: Virginia 35-28, Penn St. 7-6 (1st over Nittany Lions since 1967), The Citadel 28-21 (1st meeting since 1937), Army 19-0.
Lost: Michigan 52-0, Boston College 37-0, Syracuse 17-9, Air Force 19-16, Pittsburgh 13-11, Notre Dame 14-6, Georgia Tech 22-0.
Stars: RB Cleveland Cooper (638 yds rush), E Robin Ameen (26 pass rec for 403 yds), P John Stufflebeem (40.6-yd avg).
1975 (7-4)
Won: Virginia 42-14, Connecticut 55-7, Air Force 17-0, Syracuse 10-6, Pittsburgh 17-0, Miami (Fla.) 17-16, Army 30-6.
Lost: Washington 14-13, Boston College 17-3, Notre Dame 31-10, Georgia Tech 14-13.
Stars: RB Bob Jackson (849 yds and 5 TDs rush), E Kevin Sullivan (19 pass rec for 336 yds), K Larry Muczynski (13 FGs), DBs Chet Moeller and Gene Ford (6 int).
Noteworthy: 1st winning season since 1967.
1976 (4-7)
Won: Connecticut 21-3, Syracuse 27-10, Georgia Tech 34-28 (1st over Yellow Jackets in 7 games since 1968), Army 38-10.
Lost: Rutgers 13-3, Michigan 70-14, Boston College 17-13, Air Force 13-3, William & Mary 21-13, unbeaten national champ Pittsburgh 45-0, Notre Dame 27-21.
Stars: soph QB Bob Leszczynski (1,154 yds pass), E Dave King (27 pass rec for 443 yds), RB Joe Gattuso Jr. (591 yds rush, 8 TDs), DB Mike Galpin (7 int).
1977 (5-6)
Won: The Citadel 21-2, Connecticut 38-7, Air Force 10-7, William & Mary 42-17, Georgia Tech 20-16.
Lost: Michigan 14-7, Duke 28-16 (1st meeting since 1972), Pittsburgh 34-17, national champ Notre Dame 43-10, Syracuse 45-34, Army 17-14 (1st to Cadets since 1972).
Stars: QB Bob Leszczynski (1,509 yds pass), E Phil McConkey (34 pass rec for 596 yds), RB Joe Gattuso Jr. (1,292 yds and 6 TDs rush), DB John Sturges (8 int).
1978 (9-3)
Won: Virginia 32-0, Connecticut 30-0, Boston College 19-8 (1st over Eagles in 5 games since 1972), Air Force 37-8, Duke 31-8, William & Mary 9-0, Pittsburgh 21-11, Army 28-0.
Lost: Notre Dame 27-7 (15th straight to Irish), Syracuse 20-17, Florida St. 38-6.
Stars: QB Bob Leszczynski (1,282 yds pass), E Phil McConkey (22 pass rec for 532 yds and 6 TDs), RB Steve Callahan (766 yds rush), K Bob Tata (14 FGs), soph Fred Reitzel (5 int).
Noteworthy: beat Brigham Young (BYU) 23-16 in inaugural Holiday Bowl as McConkey caught 65-yd TD pass from Leszczynski for clinching score; Tata kicked 3 FGs, including 40-yarder.
1979 (7-4)
Won: The Citadel 26-7, Connecticut 21-10, Illinois 13-12, Air Force 13-9, William & Mary 24-7, Virginia 17-10, Army 31-7.
Lost: Pittsburgh 24-7, Notre Dame 14-0, Syracuse 30-14, Georgia Tech 24-14 in consecutive late games.
Stars: soph TB Eddie Meyers (651 yds and 5 TDs rush), QB Bob Powers, WR Dave Dent (17 pass rec for 269 yds).
1980 (8-4)
Won: Kent St. 31-3, William & Mary 45-6, Boston College 21-0, Villanova 24-15, Washington 24-10, Syracuse 6-3, Georgia Tech 19-8, Army 33-6.
Lost: Virginia 6-3 (1st to Cavaliers in 7 games since 1968), Air Force 21-20, Notre Dame 33-0.
Stars: TB Eddie Meyers (957 yds rush), QB Fred Reitzel (8 TDs rush, 7 TDs pass), TEs Curt Gainer (24 pass rec for 340 yds) and Greg Pappajohn (16 pass rec for 267 yds), WR Dave Dent (20 pass rec for 274 yds), K Steve Fehr (17 FGs, 75 pts), LBs Mike Kronzer and Ted Dumbauld, DB Elliott Reagans (5 int), P Lex Lauletta (41.1-yd avg).
Noteworthy: lost to Houston 35-0 in Garden State Bowl; Midshipmen were held to 200 yds total off with Meyers injured in 1st quarter.
1981 (7-4-1)
Won: The Citadel 17-7, Eastern Kentucky 24-0, Air Force 30-13, Boston College 25-10, William & Mary 27-0, Syracuse 35-23, Georgia Tech 20-14.
Lost: Michigan 21-16, Yale 23-19 (1st to Bulldogs in 5 games since 1938; 1st meeting since 1952), Notre Dame 38-0.
Tied: Army 3-3.
Stars: TB Eddie Meyers (1,318 yds and 8 TDs rush), QB Marco Pagnanelli (1,010 yds pass), TE Greg Pappajohn (35 pass rec for 517 yds), K Steve Fehr (18 FGs, 76 pts), DB Jeff Shoemake (5 int).
Noteworthy: George Welsh's last team. Lost to Ohio St. 31-28 in Liberty Bowl; Pagnanelli passed for 201 yds and 2 TDs, Pappajohn scored 2 TDs and 2-pt conversion on pass rec, MG Ken Olson scored on 10-yd blocked punt return, and Meyers ran for 117 yds.
1982 (6-5)
Won: Virginia 20-16, Duke 27-21, William & Mary 39-3, The Citadel 28-3, Syracuse 20-18, Army 24-7.
Lost: Arkansas 29-17, Boston College 31-0, Air Force 24-21, Notre Dame 27-10, South Carolina 17-14.
Stars: QB Marco Pagnanelli (1,133 yds pass), SE Bill Cebak (26 pass rec for 415 yds), soph FL Ken Heine (16 pass rec for 230 yds), soph TE Mark Stevens (15 pass rec for 257 yds), soph RB Napoleon McCallum (739 yds and 5 TDs rush, 1,646 all-purpose yds), LB Andy Ponseigo.
Noteworthy: 1st year under Gary Tranquill.
1983 (3-8)
Won: Lehigh 30-0 (1st meeting since 1913), Princeton 37-29 (1st meeting since 1953), Army 42-13.
Lost: Virginia 27-16, Mississippi St. 38-10, Washington 27-10, Air Force 44-17, Pittsburgh 21-14, Notre Dame 28-12 (20th straight to Irish), Syracuse 14-7, South Carolina 31-7.
Stars: RB Napoleon McCallum (11 TDs, 1,587 yds and 10 TDs rush; nation's leader with 2,385 all-purpose yds), QB Ricky Williamson (1,394 yds pass), TE Mark Stevens (41 pass rec for 483 yds), FL Ken Heine (19 pass rec for 290 yds), LB Andy Ponseigo (5 int), DBs Eric Wallace (5 int, 28.5-yd avg on kickoff returns) and soph Steve Brady (5 int).
1984 (4-6-1)
Won: North Carolina 33-30 (1st meeting since 1957), Lehigh 31-14, Princeton 41-3, South Carolina 38-21.
Lost: Virginia 21-9, Arkansas 33-10, Air Force 29-22, Notre Dame 18-17, Syracuse 29-0, Army 28-11 (1st to Cadets since 1977).
Tied: Pittsburgh 28-28.
Stars: soph QB Bill Byrne (1,425 yds and 11 TDs pass), SE Chris Weiler (44 pass rec for 711 yds and 6 TDs), TE Mark Stevens (32 pass rec for 416 yds), FL Ken Heine (26 pass rec for 331 yds), TB Rich Clouse (557 yds rush), K Todd Solomon (15 FGs), LBs Jim Dwyer and Mike Taylor, soph DBs Marc Firlie (5 int) and Eric Wallace (29.7-yd avg on kickoff returns).
1985 (4-7)
Won: Virginia 17-13, Lafayette 56-14 (1st meeting since 1941), Pittsburgh 21-7, Army 17-7.
Lost: North Carolina 21-19, Delaware 16-13 (1st meeting since 1931), Indiana 38-25, Air Force 24-7, Notre Dame 41-17, Syracuse 24-20, South Carolina 34-31.
Stars: RB Napoleon McCallum (1,327 yds and 14 TDs rush, 44 pass rec for 358 yds and 1 TD; nation's leader with 2,330 all-purpose yds), QB Bill Byrne (1,694 yds pass).
1986 (3-8)
Won: Virginia 20-10, Lehigh 41-0, Dartmouth 45-0.
Lost: Indiana 52-29, Air Force 40-6, Pennsylvania 30-26 (1st meeting since 1960), Pittsburgh 56-14, Notre Dame 33-14, Syracuse 31-22, Delaware 27-14, Army 27-7.
Stars: QB Bill Byrne (1,463 yds and 10 TDs pass), E Mike Ray (30 pass rec for 403 yds), RB Chuck Smith (12 TDs, 933 yds rush).
Noteworthy: Gary Tranquill's last team.
1987 (2-9)
Won: Pennsylvania 38-28, Delaware 31-22.
Lost: William & Mary 27-12 (1st to Indians in 7 games since 1976; 1st meeting since 1982), Lehigh 24-9 (1st to Leopards in 5 games since 1912), North Carolina 45-14, Virginia Tech 31-11, Air Force 23-13, Pittsburgh 10-6, Notre Dame 56-13, unbeaten Syracuse 34-10, Army 17-3.
Stars: frosh QB Alton Grizzard (519 yds rush), Don Hughes (13 pass rec for 261 yds), K Ted Fundoukos (10 FGs).
Noteworthy: 1st year under Elliot Uzelac.
1988 (3-8)
Won: James Madison 27-14, Delaware 30-3, Yale 41-7 (1st meeting since 1981).
Lost: Temple 12-7, The Citadel 42-35 (1st in 7-game series dating to 1937; 1st meeting since 1982), Air Force 34-24, Pittsburgh 52-6, unbeaten national champ Notre Dame 22-7 (25th straight to Irish), Syracuse 49-21, South Carolina 19-8, Army 20-15.
Stars: QBs Alton Grizzard (633 yds and 6 TDs rush) and soph Gary McIntosh (5 TDs rush), HB James Bradley (5 TDs rush), FL Carl Jordan (29 pass rec for 511 yds), K Ted Fundoukos (10 FGs).
1989 (3-8)
Won: North Carolina 12-7, Boston College 27-24 (1st meeting since 1982), Army 19-17.
Lost: BYU 31-10, The Citadel 14-10, Air Force 35-7, Pittsburgh 31-14, James Madison 24-20, Notre Dame 41-0, Syracuse 38-17, Delaware 10-9.
Stars: QB Alton Grizzard (1,109 yds pass, 636 yds rush), WRs Shane Smith (23 pass rec for 356 yds) and Jerry Dawson (17 pass rec for 263 yds), soph HB Rodney Purifoy (620 yds rush), K Frank Schenk (12 FGs), LB David Lowe, DB Bob Weissenfels.
Noteworthy: last year under Elliot Uzelac.
1990 (5-6)
Won: Richmond 28-17, Villanova 23-21 (1st meeting since 1980), Akron 17-13, Toledo 14-10, Delaware 31-27.
Lost: Virginia 56-14, Boston College 28-17, Air Force 24-7, James Madison 16-7, Notre Dame 52-31, Army 30-20.
Stars: QB Alton Grizzard (1,438 yds and 12 TDs pass, 396 yds rush), WRs Jerry Dawson (6 TDs, 46 pass rec for 649 yds and 5 TDs) and B.J. Mason (32 pass rec for 424 yds), David Berghult (27 pass rec for 359 yds), TB Jason Pace (565 yds rush, 6 TDs), LB Bill Bowling, DB Bill Yancey (5 int).
Noteworthy: 1st year under George Chaump.
1991 (1-10)
Won: Army 24-3 in finale.
Lost: Ball St. 33-10, Virginia 17-10, William & Mary 26-21, Bowling Green 22-19, Air Force 46-6 (10th straight to Falcons), Temple 21-14, Delaware 29-25, Notre Dame 38-0, Tulane 34-7 (1st meeting since 1973), Wake Forest 52-24.
Stars: soph QB Jason Van Matre (544 yds rush, 461 yds pass), frosh QB Jim Kubiak (957 yds pass), frosh WR Tom Pritchard (35 pass rec for 569 yds), WR B.J. Mason (22 pass rec for 277 yds), soph FB Brad Stramanak (5 TDs rush), LB Byron Ogden, DB Chad Chatlos (6 int).
1992 (1-10)
Won: Tulane 20-17 (1st in 7-game series dating to 1949).
Lost: Virginia 53-0, Boston College 28-0, Rutgers 40-0 (1st meeting since 1969), North Carolina 28-14, Air Force 18-16, Delaware 37-21, Notre Dame 38-7, Vanderbilt 27-7, Rice 27-22, Army 25-24.
Stars: QB Jason Van Matre (955 yds pass, 632 yds rush), WR Tom Pritchard (30 pass rec for 404 yds), FB Cleavon Smith (5 TDs rush), DE Ches Snider, DT Bob Kuberski, LB Javier Zuluaga, DBs Chad Chatlos and Steve Lipsey.
1993 (4-7)
Won: Eastern Illinois 31-10, Bowling Green 27-20, Air Force 28-24 (1st over Falcons since 1981), Colgate 31-3.
Lost: Virginia 38-0, Tulane 27-25, Louisville 28-0, Notre Dame 58-27 (30th straight to Irish), Vanderbilt 41-7, SMU 42-13, Army 16-14.
Stars: QB Jim Kubiak (2,628 yds and 11 TDs pass), WRs Damon Dixon (51 pass rec for 620 yds), Jimmy Screen (20 pass rec for 391 yds) and soph Matt Scornavacchi (18 pass rec for 325 yds), TE Kevin Hickman (39 pass rec for 479 yds), TB Jason Van Matre (59 pass rec for 393 yds), FB Brad Stramanak (10 TDs rush), soph DE Andy Person, LBs Javier Zuluaga and Shane Halloran, DBs Steve Lipsey and Chris Hart.
1994 (3-8)
Won: Lafayette 7-0 (1st meeting since 1985), Tulane 17-15, Rice 29-17.
Lost: San Diego St. 56-14, Virginia 47-10, Bowling Green 59-21, Duke 47-14 (1st meeting since 1982), Air Force 43-21, Louisville 35-14, Notre Dame 58-21, Army 22-20.
Stars: QB Jim Kubiak (2,388 yds and 10 TDs pass), WRs Damon Dixon (51 pass rec for 556 yds) and Matt Scornavacchi (22 pass rec for 440 yds), TE Kevin Hickman (41 pass rec for 416 yds), TB Monty Williams (8 TDs), RBs Michael Jefferson (36 pass rec for 291 yds, 1,270 all-purpose yds) and Patrick McGrew (5 TDs rush), DE Andy Person, LB Shane Halloran, DBs Chris Hart, Andy Thompson and Joe Speed, P Brian Schrum (40.1-yd avg).
Noteworthy: George Chaump's last team.
1995 (5-6)
Won: SMU 33-2, Duke 30-9, Villanova 20-14 (1st meeting since 1990), Delaware 31-7, Tulane 35-7.
Lost: Rutgers 27-17, Wake Forest 30-7, Virginia Tech 14-0 (1st meeting since 1987), Air Force 30-20, Notre Dame 35-17, Army 14-13.
Stars: QBs Ben Fay (869 yds pass, 227 yds rush) and soph Chris McCoy (803 yds and 7 TDs rush, 524 yds pass), WR Matt Scornavacchi (17 pass rec for 328 yds), WB Cory Schemm (25 pass rec for 327 yds), DE Andy Person, LBs Clint Bruce and Fernando Harris, soph DBs Sean Andrews (8 int) and Gervy Alota, P Brian Schrum (40.7-yd avg).
Noteworthy: 1st year under Charlie Weatherbie.
1996 (9-3)
Won: Rutgers 10-6 (1st over Scarlet Knights in 6 games since 1909), SMU 19-17, Duke 64-27, Air Force 20-17, Wake Forest 47-18, Delaware 30-14, Tulane 35-21, Georgia Tech 36-26 (1st meeting since 1981).
Lost: Boston College 43-38, Notre Dame 54-27 (in Dublin, Ireland), Army 28-24.
Stars: QB Chris McCoy (17 TDs, 1,228 yds and 16 TDs rush, 759 yds and 6 TDs pass), WR Astor Heaven (19 pass rec for 396 yds), WB Cory Schemm (5 TDs, 19 pass rec for 323 yds), FB Omar Nelson (10 TDs, 857 yds and 9 TDs rush), RB Ross Scott (125 yds and 1 TD punt returns), soph Enrico Hunter (474 yds kickoff returns), OT Scott Zimmerman, soph K Tom Vanderhorst (50 pts), LB Clint Bruce, DBs Sean Andrews, Rashad Smith and Gervy Alota.
Noteworthy: 1st winning season since 1982. Beat California 42-38 in Aloha Bowl; McCoy passed for 277 yds and ran for 2 TDs, QB Ben Fay passed for 118 yds and scored on runs of 10 and 2 yds, Schemm had 5 pass rec for 194 yds, Nelson ran for 119 yds, RB Tim Cannada scored on 7-yd run, Scott scored on 4-yd run, and Vanderhorst kicked 6 extra pts.
1997 (7-4)
Won: Rutgers 36-7, SMU 46-16, VMI 42-7, Temple 49-17, Colgate 52-24, Kent 62-29, Army 39-7 (1st over Cadets since 1991).
Lost: San Diego St. 45-31, Duke 26-17, Air Force 10-7, Notre Dame 21-17.
Stars: QB Chris McCoy (1,370 yds and 20 TDs rush, 1,203 yds and 11 TDs pass), WR LeBron Butts (16 pass rec for 231 yds and 4 TDs), RBs Tim Cannada (792 yds and 9 TDs rush) and Pat McGrew (18 pass rec for 407 yds, 441 yds kickoff returns), C Brian Drechsler, K Tom Vanderhorst (14 FGs, 75 pts), DTs David Viger and Jason Snider, DE Denis Kane, LB Travis Cooley, DBs Gervy Alota, Gerald Wilson and Rashad Smith.
1998 (3-8)
Won: Kent 38-24, Colgate 42-35, Boston College 32-31.
Lost: Wake Forest 26-14, unbeaten Tulane 42-24, West Virginia 45-24, Air Force 49-7, Rutgers 36-33, Notre Dame 30-0 (35th straight to Irish), SMU 24-11, Army 34-30.
Stars: soph QB Brian Broadwater (838 yds and 7 TDs pass, 679 yds and 5 TDs rush), QB Steve Holley (395 yds and 5 TDs rush, 338 yds and 1 TD pass), soph WR Ryan Read (18 pass rec for 433 yds and 6 TDs), WBs Jason Wolfe (264 yds rush, 10 pass rec for 244 yds, 373 yds kickoff returns) and John Vereen (372 yds kickoff returns), FB Irv Dingle (668 yds and 6 TDs rush), C Terrence Anderson, DT Jason Snider, DE Gino Marchetti, LB Brad Chatlos, DBs Jamie Doffermyre, Gary Lane, Adam Crecion and soph Mike Wiedl, P Tray Calisch (40.6-yd avg).
1999 (5-7)
Won: Kent 48-28, West Virginia 31-28, Rutgers 34-7, Tulane 45-21, Army 19-9.
Lost: Georgia Tech 49-14, Boston College 14-10, Rice 20-17, Air Force 19-14, Akron 35-29, Notre Dame 28-24, Hawaii 48-41.
Stars: QBs Brian Broadwater (806 yds and 4 TDs pass, 626 yds and 8 TDs rush) and soph Brian Madden (897 yds and 9 TDs rush, 325 yds and 2 TDs pass), WRs Matt O'Donnell (22 pass rec for 347 yds), soph Brandon Rampani (14 pass rec for 276 yds and 4 TDs) and Travis Williams (20 pass rec for 248 yds), soph FB Raheem Lambert (790 yds and 6 TDs rush), WB John Vereen (399 yds and 3 TDs rush, 550 yds kickoff returns, 1,002 all-purpose yds), C Terrence Anderson, K Tim Shubzda (17 FGs, 88 pts), soph LBs Ryan Hamilton and Shaka Martin, LB John Chavous, DBs Chris Lepore and Jamie Doffermyre, P Tray Calisch (40.9-yd avg).
Noteworthy: led nation in rush offense.
