Skip to main content- He is Rochester's all-time victory leader in football
- Coached on the River Campus from 1944 to 1960
- In 17 years, his teams won 82 games, lost 48, and tied 6
- He coached the only two unbeaten, untied football teams-both
the 1952 and 1958 teams finished 8-0-0
- His 1951 and 1959 teams were 7-1
- The 1959 team set a single-season rushing record that stood for
30 years
- His teams of the 1950s had representatives on the AP Little
All-America team for eight consecutive years
- He came to Rochester from Purdue University where he coached
the Boilermakers to an undefeated Big Ten championship
