List of Oregon Ducks football seasons

Autzen Stadium, where the Ducks have played since 1967.

This is a list of seasons completed by the Oregon Ducks football team of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS). Since the team's creation in 1893, the Ducks have participated in more than 1,100 officially-sanctioned games, including 27 bowl games.

Seasons

Year	Coach	Overall	Conference	Standing	Bowl/playoffs	Coaches^#	AP^°
1894	Cal Young/J.A. Church	1–2–1
1895	Percy Benson	4–0
1896	J.F. Frick	2–1
1897	Joe Smith	1–1
1898	Frank W. Simpson	3–1
1899	Frank W. Simpson	3–2–1
1900	Lawrence Kaarsberg	3–3–1
1901	Warren W. Smith	3–4–1
1902	Marion F. Dolph	3–1–3
1903	Warren W. Smith	4–2–1
1904	R.S. Smith	5–3
1905	Bruce Shorts	4–2–2
1906	Hugo Bezdek	5–0–1
1907	Gordon B. Frost	5–1
1908	Robert Forbes	5–2
1909	Robert Forbes	3–3
1910	Bill Warner	4–1
1911	Bill Warner	3–2
1912	Louis Pinkham	3–4
1913	Hugo Bezdek	3–3–1
1914	Hugo Bezdek	4–2–1
1915	Hugo Bezdek	7–2
Pacific Coast Conference (1916–1958)
1916	Hugo Bezdek	7–0–1		T-1st[A 1]	W Rose
1917	Hugo Bezdek	4–3		4th
1918	Charles A. Huntington	4–2		2nd
1919	Charles A. Huntington	5–2		1st	L Rose
1920	Charles A. Huntington	3–2–1		3rd
1921	Charles A. Huntington	5–1–3		5th
1922	Charles A. Huntington	6–1–1		2nd
1923	Charles A. Huntington	3–4–1		8th
1924	Joe Maddock	4–3–2		6th
1925	Richard Smith	1–5–1		9th
1926	John McEwan	2–4–1		6th
1927	John McEwan	2–4–1		8th
1928	John McEwan	9–2		4th
1929	John McEwan	7–3		T-3rd
1930	Clarence Spears	7–2		4th
1931	Clarence Spears	6–2–2		3rd
1932	Prink Callison	6–3–1		T-5th
1933	Prink Callison	9–1		T-1st
1934	Prink Callison	6–4		4th
1935	Prink Callison	6–3		T-4th
1936	Prink Callison	2–6–1		9th
1937	Prink Callison	4–6		8th
1938	Tex Oliver	4–5		5th
1939	Tex Oliver	3–4–1		5th
1940	Tex Oliver	4–4–1		5th
1941	Tex Oliver	5–5		5th
1942	John A. Warren	2–6		8th
No team was fielded due to World War II (1943–1944)
1945	Tex Oliver	3–6		7th
1946	Tex Oliver	4–4–1		6th
1947	Jim Aiken	7–3		T-2nd
1948	Jim Aiken	9–2		1st	L Cotton		9
1949	Jim Aiken	4–6		T-6th
1950	Jim Aiken	1–9		9th
1951	Len Casanova	2–8		8th
1952	Len Casanova	2-7–1		T-6th
1953	Len Casanova	4–5–1		8th
1954	Len Casanova	6–4		3rd
1955	Len Casanova	6–4		4th
1956	Casanova	4–4–2		T-4th
1957	Len Casanova	7–4		T-1st	L Rose	17
1958	Len Casanova	4–6		5th
Independent (1959–1963)
1959	Len Casanova	8–2
1960	Len Casanova	7–3–1			L Liberty
1961	Len Casanova	4–6
1962	Len Casanova	6–3–1
1963	Len Casanova	8–3			W Sun
Athletic Association of Western Universities (1964–1967)
1964	Len Casanova	7–2–1
1965	Len Casanova	4–5–1		T-6th
1966	Len Casanova	3–7		8th
1967	Jerry Frei	2–8		T-7th
Pacific-8 Conference (1968–1977)
1968	Jerry Frei	4–6		T-5th
1969	Jerry Frei	5–5–1		5th
1970	Jerry Frei	6–4–1		T-2nd
1971	Jerry Frei	5–6		5th
1972	Dick Enright	4–7		T-6th
1973	Dick Enright	2–9		T-5th
1974	Don Read	2–9		8th
1975	Don Read	3–8		6th
1976	Don Read	4–7		T-7th
1977	Rich Brooks	3–8		7th
Pacific-10 Conference (1978–2010)
1978	Rich Brooks	2-9		8th
1979	Rich Brooks	6-5		T-3rd
1980	Rich Brooks	6–3–2		5th
1981	Rich Brooks	2–9		9th
1982	Rich Brooks	2–8–1		9th
1983	Rich Brooks	4–6–1		T-6th
1984	Rich Brooks	6–5		T-7th
1985	Rich Brooks	5–6		6th
1986	Rich Brooks	5–6		7th
1987	Rich Brooks	6–5		T-4th
1988	Rich Brooks	6–6		T-6th
1989	Rich Brooks	8–4		T-2nd	W Independence
1990	Rich Brooks	8–4		3rd	L Freedom
1991	Rich Brooks	3–8		T-9th
1992	Rich Brooks	6–6		T-6th	L Independence
1993	Rich Brooks	5–6		T-8th
1994	Rich Brooks	9–4	7-1	1st	L Rose	11	11
1995	Mike Bellotti	9–3	6-2	T-2nd	L Cotton	18	18
1996	Mike Bellotti	6–5[A 2]	3-5	T-5th
1997	Mike Bellotti	7–5	3-5	T-7th	W Las Vegas
1998	Mike Bellotti	8–4	5-3	T-3rd	L Aloha
1999	Mike Bellotti	9–3	6-2	T-2nd	W Sun	18	19
2000	Mike Bellotti	10–2	7-1	T-1st	W Holiday	9	7
2001	Mike Bellotti	11–1	7-1	1st	W Fiesta^†	2	2
2002	Mike Bellotti	7–6	3-5	8th	L Seattle
2003	Mike Bellotti	8–5	5-3	T-3rd	L Sun
2004	Mike Bellotti	5–6	4-4	T-5th
2005	Mike Bellotti	10–2	7-1	2nd	L Holiday	12	13
2006	Mike Bellotti	7–6	4-5	T-5th	L Las Vegas
2007	Mike Bellotti	9–4	5-4	T-4th	W Sun	24	23
2008	Mike Bellotti	10–3	7-2	2nd	W Holiday	9	10
2009	Chip Kelly	10–3	8-1	1st	L Rose^†	11	11
2010	Chip Kelly	12–1	9-0	1st	L BCS National Championship Game^†	3	3
Pac-12 Conference (2011–present)
2011	Chip Kelly	12–2	8-1	T-1st (North)	W Rose^†	4	4
2012	Chip Kelly	12–1	8-1	T-1st (North)	W Fiesta^†	2	2
2013	Mark Helfrich	11–2	7-2	T-1st (North)	W Alamo	9	9
2014	Mark Helfrich	13–2	8-1	1st (North)	W Rose Bowl† L CFP NCG^†	2	2
2015	Mark Helfrich	9-4	7-2	2nd (North)	L Alamo	20	19
2016	Mark Helfrich	0-0
Total:		637-479–46
National championship         Conference title         Conference division title
^†Indicates Bowl Coalition, Bowl Alliance, BCS, or CFP / New Years' Six bowl. ^#Rankings from final Coaches Poll.

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Notes

1. The tiebreaker for the Pacific Coast Conference went to Washington due to Oregon's use of ineligible players.^[1]
2. Overtime rules in college football were introduced in 1996, making ties impossible in the period since.^[2]

References

1. Borland, Lynn (November 20, 2010). "Legendary coach Gil Dobie's only loss at Washington: his legacy". The Seattle Times. Retrieved 3 November 2011.
2. Whiteside, Kelly (August 25, 2006). "Overtime system still excites coaches". USA Today. Retrieved 2008-09-29.
3. 2011 Oregon Football. Goducks.com. Retrieved 30 October 2011.
4. Oregon Yearly Totals. College Football Data Warehouse. Retrieved 30 October 2011.
5. Oregon Bowl History. College Football Data Warehouse. Retrieved 30 October 2011.
6. Oregon In the Polls. College Football Data Warehouse. Retrieved 30 October 2011.

External links

• Official website—GoDucks.com