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By Winning Percentage by Victories By Victories By Winning Percentage Coach Years Tenure Record Pct. Coach Years Tenure Record Pct. Richard “Dick” Peters 19 1949-1952, ‘57-71 129-42-3 .741 Chris Creighton 4 1997-2000 32-9-0 .780 Kent Kessinger 15 2004-Present 96-66-0 .592 Richard “Dick” Peters 19 1949-1952, ‘57-71 129-42-3 .741 Dave Dallas 8 1989-1996 38-39-1 .493 Wallace A. Forsberg 3 1946-1948 20-6-2 .714 Dick Godlove 7 1936-1942 37-13-6 .660 John Salavantis 1 1978 7-3-0 .700 Chris Creighton 4 1997-2000 32-9-0 .780 Patrick Ross 2 2002-2003 14-7-0 .666 Nyle Salmans 5 1979-1983 24-27-1 .471 Dick Godlove 7 1936-1942 37-13-6 .660 Glen Percy 5 1984-1988 21-29-0 .420 Norman G. Wann 2 1908-1909 9-5-1 .633 Wallace A. Forsberg 3 1946-1948 20-6-2 .714 J. Nort Atkinson 2 1901-1902 12-5-2 .631 Ben Moor 4 1972-1975 18-19-0 .486 Ronnie Jones 1 2001 6-4-0 .600 Charles “Dee” Errikson 5 1931-1935 18-21-1 .474 Kent Kessinger 15 2004-Present 96-66-0 .592 Alpha Brummage 4 1904-1907 14-16-1 .467 Don McLeary 2 1976-1977 10-8-0 .555 Edwin Elbel 5 1923-1927 14-21-7 .333 Dave Dallas 8 1989-1996 38-39-1 .493 Patrick Ross 2 2002-2003 14-7-0 .666 Ben Moor 4 1972-1975 18-19-0 .486 J. Nort Atkinson 2 1901-1902 12-5-2 .631 Charles “Dee” Errikson 5 1931-1935 18-21-1 .474 Paul J. Andree 3 1953-1955 12-14-1 .444 Nyle Salmans 5 1979-1983 24-27-1 .471 Don McLeary 2 1976-1977 10-8-0 .555 Alpha Brummage 4 1904-1907 14-16-1 .467 Arthur Schabinger 4 1915-1917, ‘19 9-17-5 .300 Paul J. Andree 3 1953-1955 12-14-1 .444 Norman G. Wann 2 1908-1909 9-5-1 .633 Glen Percy 5 1984-1988 21-29-0 .420 John Salavantis 1 1978 7-3-0 .700 Porter Craig 2 1913-1914 5-6-2 .384 Ronnie Jones 1 2001 6-4-0 .600 Edwin Elbel 5 1923-1927 14-21-7 .333 Porter Craig 2 1913-1914 5-6-2 .384 Oscar J. Dahlene 1 1910 2-3-1 .333 Oscar J. Dahlene 1 1910 2-3-1 .333 Arthur Schabinger 4 1915-1917, ‘19 9-17-4 .300 Archie W. Butcher 2 1928-1929 2-12-2 .187 Archie W. Butcher 2 1928-1929 2-12-2 .187 Red Brannan 3 1920-1922 2-20-1 .104 John S. Davis 1 1930 1-6-0 .142 John S. Davis 1 1930 1-6-0 .142 Red Brannan 3 1920-1922 2-20-1 .104 Grover Nutt 1 1956 0-9-0 .000 Grover Nutt 1 1956 0-9-0 .000 F.D. Hargiss 1 1912 0-7-0 .000 F.D. Hargiss 1 1912 0-7-0 .000 KIAC Years (1901-1928) Years in BOLD are Championship Teams 1963 9-1-0 Richard “Dick” Peters Year Overall Head Coach KS Conference Years (1929-1949) 1964 8-1-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1901 5-3-2 J. Nort Atkinson Year Overall Head Coach 1965 9-0-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1902 7-2-1 J. Nort Atkinson 1929 1-7-0 Archie W. Butcher 1966 8-1-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1903 NO TEAM^ 1930 1-6-0 John S. Davis 1967 8-1-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1904 3-5-0 Alpha Brummage 1931 5-3-0 Charles “Dee” Errikson 1968 5-4-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1905 2-6-1 Alpha Brummage 1932 7-1-0 Charles “Dee” Errikson 1969 5-4-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1906 5-2-0 Alpha Brummage 1933 5-3-0 Charles “Dee” Errikson 1970 *7-1-2 Richard “Dick” Peters 1907 4-3-0 Alpha Brummage 1934 1-6-1 Charles “Dee” Errikson 1908 3-4-0 Norman G. Wann 1935 0-8-0 Charles “Dee” Errikson *The KCAC was organized into Southern and Northern 1909 6-1-1 Norman G. Wann 1936 3-4-2 Dick Godlove divisions in 1969 because there were 12 teams in the 1910 2-3-1 Oscar Dahlene 1937 5-2-0 Dick Godlove conference. OU and St. Mary’s of the Plains won the 1911 1-3-3 Red Baughman 1938 8-0-0 Dick Godlove Northern and Southern divisions in 1970. They played 1912 0-7-0 F. D. Hargiss 1939 6-1-1 Dick Godlove each other for the KCAC Championship with OU win- 1913 1-4-0 Porter Craig 1940 4-4-1 Dick Godlove ning, 14-12. 1914 4-2-2 Porter Craig 1941 6-1-1 Dick Godlove 1915 3-3-1 A.A. Schabinger HAAC Years (1971-1981) 1942 5-1-1 Dick Godlove Year Overall Head Coach 1916 2-5-1 A.A. Schabinger 1943 NO TEAM - WORLD WAR II 1971 5-4-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1917 2-5-1 A.A. Schabinger 1944 NO TEAM - WORLD WAR II 1972 9-1-0 Ben Moor 1918 NO TEAM*** 1945 NO TEAM - WORLD WAR II 1973 3-6-0 Ben Moor 1919 2-4-2 A.A. Schabinger 1946 7-1-1 Wallace A. Forsberg 1974 4-5-0 Ben Moor 1920 1-6-0 Robert E. Brannan 1947 6-2-1 Wallace A. Forsberg 1975 2-7-0 Ben Moor 1921 1-6-1 Robert E. Brannan 1948 7-3-0 Wallace A. Forsberg 1976 5-4-0 Don McLeary 1922 0-8-0 Robert E. Brannan 1949 5-4-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1977 5-4-0 Don McLeary 1923 5-2-2 Edwin Elbel 1978 7-3-0 John Salavantis 1924 2-6-1 Edwin Elbel 1979 5-5-0 Nyle Salmans KCAC Years (1950-1970) 1980 7-4-0 Nyle Salmans 1925 1-5-2 Edwin Elbel 1950 7-2-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1981 5-4-1 Nyle Salmans 1926 5-2-1 Edwin Elbel 1951 6-3-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1927 1-6-1 Edwin Elbel 1952 8-1-0 Richard “Dick” Peters KCAC Years (1982-Present) 1928 1-5-2 Archie W. Butcher 1953 3-6-0 Paul J. Andree Year Overall Head Coach 1954 6-2-1 Paul J. Andree 1982 4-6-0 Nyle Salmans ^Trying to do away with professionalism. 1955 3-6-0 Paul J. Andree 1983 3-7-0 Nyle Salmans ***No men, all are enrolled in Students Army Train- 1956 0-9-0 Grover Nutt 1984 5-5-0 Glen Percy ing Corps (S.A.T.C.). There are 300 colleges enlisted. 1985 5-5-0 Glen Percy 1957 4-5-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1986 2-8-0 Glen Percy When the armistice was signed, all of the men were 1958 3-5-1 Richard “Dick” Peters honorably discharged on Dec. 18, 1918. 1987 3-7-0 Glen Percy 1959 6-3-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1988 6-4-0 Glen Percy 1960 9-0-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1989 3-7-0 Dave Dallas 1961 9-0-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1990 5-5-0 Dave Dallas 1962 8-2-0 Richard “Dick” Peters 1991 5-5-0 Dave Dallas 1992 5-3-1 Dave Dallas Years in BOLD are Championship Teams KCAC Years Continued (1982-Present) Year Overall Head Coach 1993 6-4-0 Dave Dallas 1994 5-5-0 Dave Dallas 1995 7-3-0 Dave Dallas 1996 1-8-0 Dave Dallas 1997 9-2-0 Chris Creighton 1998 8-2-0 Chris Creighton 1999 6-3-0 Chris Creighton 2000 9-2-0 Chris Creighton 2001 6-4-0 Ronnie Jones 2002 5-5-0 Patrick Ross 2003 9-2-0 Patrick Ross 2004 3-7-0 Kent Kessinger 2005 5-5-0 Kent Kessinger 2006 1-9-0 Kent Kessinger 2007 4-6-0 Kent Kessinger 2008 8-2-0 Kent Kessinger 2009 11-1-0 Kent Kessinger 2010 9-2-0 Kent Kessinger 2011 9-3-0 Kent Kessinger 2012 8-3-0 Kent Kessinger 2013 8-4-0 Kent Kessinger 2014 9-3-0 Kent Kessinger 2015 6-4-0 Kent Kessinger 2016 4-7-0 Kent Kessinger 2017 3-8-0 Kent Kessinger 2018 8-2-0 Kent Kessinger All-Time Record By Decade Decade Games W L T Pct. 1891-1899 39 15 20 4 .435 1900-1909 76 39 31 6 .552 1910-1919 64 17 36 11 .381 1920-1929 81 18 53 10 .283 1930-1939 79 41 34 4 .544 1940-1949 61 40 16 5 .696 1950-1959 90 46 42 2 .522 1960-1969 92 78 14 0 .847 1970-1979 94 52 40 2 .563 1980-1989 101 43 57 1 .430 1990-1999 98 58 39 1 .597 2000-2009 104 61 43 0 .586 2010-2019 100 64 36 0 .670 128-year totals 1,079 572 461 46 .551.
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