List of Utah Utes football seasons

The Utah Utes football program is a college football team that represents the University of Utah. The Utes have completed 122 seasons and played in 19 certified bowl games. In 1910, Utah joined the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC), the program's first conference affiliation. The Utes won eight conference championships, including six consecutive titles from 1928 to 1933. In 1938 the Utah, along with six other RMAC schools left the conference to form the Mountain States Conference, more commonly known as the Big Seven. After the Colorado Buffaloes withdrew from the Big Seven, the conference was known as the Skyline Conference. The Utes won ten conference championships while in the conference. In 1962, Utah became a charter member of the Western Athletic Conference (WAC). When the charter members of the WAC left at the end of the 1998 season, Utah became a charter member of the Mountain West Conference (MWC) winning four conference titles. In 2010, the Utes withdrew from the MWC and along with former conference rival Colorado, became the 11th and 12th members of the Pac-12 Conference (Pac-12) in the newly formed South Division.

Key

Key
# Conference Coach of the Year[1][2]
Conference championship
Division championship
^ Bowl game berth
W–L–T Win–Loss–Tie[A 1]
T Shared standing
OT Overtime

Seasons

List of Utah Utes football seasons
Season Team Head coach[4] Conference Division Regular season results[5][6][7] Postseason results Final ranking[A 2]
Conference Overall AP Coaches'
Finish W–L–T W–L–T
Utah Utes
1892 1892 Unknown Independent 0–1–0
1893 Utah did not field a football team for the 1893 season
1894 1894 Robert Harkness Independent 1–2–0
1895 1895 Walter Shoup Independent 0–1–0
1896 1896 C.B. Ferris Independent 3–2–0
1897 1897 Mr. Cummings Independent 1–5–0
1898 1898 Benjamin Wilson Independent 2–1–0
1899 1899 Charles Gatehouse Independent 2–1–0
1900 1900 Harvey Holmes Independent 2–2–0
1901 1901 Harvey Holmes Independent 3–1–0
1902 1902 Harvey Holmes Independent 5–2–1
1903 1903 Harvey Holmes Independent 3–4–0
1904 1904 Joe Maddock Independent 7–1–0
1905 1905 Joe Maddock Independent 6–2–0
1906 1906 Joe Maddock Independent 4–1–0
1907 1907 Joe Maddock Independent 4–2–0
1908 1908 Joe Maddock Independent 3–2–1
1909 1909 Joe Maddock Independent 4–1–0
1910 1910 Fred Bennion RMAC 4th 2–2–0 4–2–0
1911 1911 Fred Bennion RMAC T–2nd 3–1–1 5–1–1
1912 1912 Fred Bennion RMAC 2nd 4–1–0 5–1–1
1913 1913 Fred Bennion RMAC 5th 1–2–0 2–4–1
1914 1914 Nelson Norgren RMAC 5th 2–3–0 3–3–0
1915 1915 Nelson Norgren RMAC T–2nd 4–2–0 5–2–0
1916 1916 Nelson Norgren RMAC 5th 2–2–0 3–2–0
1917 1917 Nelson Norgren RMAC 6th 2–3–0 2–4–0
1918 Utah did not field a football team for the 1918 season due to World War I
1919 1919 Thomas Fitzpatrick RMAC 2nd 4–1–0 5–2–0
1920 1920 Thomas Fitzpatrick RMAC 5th 1–2–1 1–5–1
1921 1921 Thomas Fitzpatrick RMAC 3rd 2–1–1 3–2–1
1922 1922 Thomas Fitzpatrick RMAC 1st 5–0–0 7–1–0
1923 1923 Thomas Fitzpatrick RMAC 6th 2–3–0 4–3–0
1924 1924 Thomas Fitzpatrick RMAC 7th 2–2–1 3–4–1
1925 1925 Ike Armstrong RMAC T–2nd 5–1–0 6–2–0
1926 1926 Ike Armstrong RMAC 1st 5–0–0 7–0–0
1927 1927 Ike Armstrong RMAC T–3rd 3–1–1 3–3–1
1928 1928 Ike Armstrong RMAC 1st 4–0–1 5–0–2
1929 1929 Ike Armstrong RMAC 1st 6–0–0 7–0–0
1930 1930 Ike Armstrong RMAC 1st 7–0–0 8–0–0
1931 1931 Ike Armstrong RMAC 1st 6–0–0 7–2–0
1932 1932 Ike Armstrong RMAC 1st 6–0–0 6–1–1
1933 1933 Ike Armstrong RMAC T–1st 5–1–0 5–3–0
1934 1934 Ike Armstrong RMAC 5th 4–2–0 5–3–0
1935 1935 Ike Armstrong RMAC 3rd 4–1–1 4–3–1
1936 1936 Ike Armstrong RMAC 3rd 5–2–0 6–3–0
1937 1937 Ike Armstrong RMAC T–2nd 5–2–0 5–3–0
1938 1938 Ike Armstrong Big Seven 1st 4–0–2 7–1–2 Won Sun Bowl vs. New Mexico, 26–0^
1939 1939 Ike Armstrong Big Seven 2nd 4–1–1 6–1–2
1940 1940 Ike Armstrong Big Seven 1st 5–1–0 7–2–0
1941 1941 Ike Armstrong Big Seven 1st 4–0–2 6–0–2
1942 1942 Ike Armstrong Big Seven T–1st 5–1–0 6–3–0
1943 1943 Ike Armstrong Big Seven 2nd 0–2–0 0–7–0
1944 1944 Ike Armstrong Big Seven 3rd 1–2–1 5–2–1
1945 1945 Ike Armstrong Big Seven 3rd 3–2–0 4–4–0
1946 1946 Ike Armstrong Big Seven 3rd 4–2–0 8–3–0
1947 1947 Ike Armstrong Big Seven 1st 6–0–0 8–1–1 Lost Pineapple Bowl vs. Hawaii, 16–19^ [A 3]
1948 1948 Ike Armstrong Skyline 1st 5–0–0 8–1–1
1949 1949 Ike Armstrong Skyline 4th 2–3–0 2–7–1
1950 1950 Jack Curtice Skyline 4th 1–2–2 3–4–3
1951 1951 Jack Curtice Skyline 1st 4–1–0 7–4–0
1952 1952 Jack Curtice Skyline 1st 5–0–0 6–3–1
1953 1953 Jack Curtice Skyline 1st 5–0–0 8–2–0
1954 1954 Jack Curtice Skyline T–4th 3–3–0 4–7–0
1955 1955 Jack Curtice Skyline 2nd 4–1–0 6–3–0
1956 1956 Jack Curtice Skyline 2nd 5–1–0 5–5–0
1957 1957 Jack Curtice Skyline 1st 5–1–0 6–4–0
1958 1958 Ray Nagel Skyline 5th 3–3–0 4–7–0
1959 1959 Ray Nagel Skyline 4th 3–2–0 5–5–0
1960 1960 Ray Nagel Skyline 3rd 5–1–0 7–3–0
1961 1961 Ray Nagel Skyline T–3rd 3–3–0 6–4–0
1962 1962 Ray Nagel WAC 6th 1–2–1 4–5–1
1963 1963 Ray Nagel WAC T–3rd 2–2–0 4–6–0
1964 1964 Ray Nagel# WAC T–1st 3–1–0 9–2–0 Won Liberty Bowl vs. West Virginia, 32–6^ 14
1965 1965 Ray Nagel WAC 5th 1–3–0 3–7–0
1966 1966 Mike Giddings WAC T–2nd 3–2–0 5–5–0
1967 1967 Mike Giddings WAC 4th 2–3–0 4–7–0
1968 1968 Bill Meek WAC 5th 2–3–0 3–7–0
1969 1969 Bill Meek# WAC 2nd 5–1–0 8–2–0
1970 1970 Bill Meek WAC 3rd 4–2–0 6–4–0
1971 1971 Bill Meek WAC T–4th 3–4–0 3–8–0
1972 1972 Bill Meek WAC T–2nd 5–2–0 6–5–0
1973 1973 Bill Meek WAC 3rd 4–2–0 7–5–0
1974 1974 Tom Lovat WAC 7th 1–5–0 1–10–0
1975 1975 Tom Lovat WAC 6th 1–4–0 1–10–0
1976 1976 Tom Lovat WAC 4th 3–3–0 3–8–0
1977 1977 Wayne Howard WAC 7th 2–5–0 3–8–0
1978 1978 Wayne Howard# WAC 2nd 4–3–0 8–3–0
1979 1979 Wayne Howard WAC 2nd 5–2–0 6–6–0
1980 1980 Wayne Howard WAC 7th 2–3–1 5–5–1
1981 1981 Wayne Howard WAC 4th 4–1–1 8–2–1
1982 1982 Chuck Stobart WAC 7th 2–4–0 5–6–0
1983 1983 Chuck Stobart WAC 5th 4–4–0 5–6–0
1984 1984 Chuck Stobart WAC 4th 4–3–1 6–5–1
1985 1985 Jim Fassel WAC 3rd 5–3–0 8–4–0
1986 1986 Jim Fassel WAC 9th 1–7–0 2–9–0
1987 1987 Jim Fassel WAC 7th 2–6–0 5–7–0
1988 1988 Jim Fassel WAC 5th 4–4–0 6–5–0
1989 1989 Jim Fassel WAC 7th 2–6–0 4–8–0
1990 1990 Ron McBride WAC 7th 2–7–0 4–7–0
1991 1991 Ron McBride WAC 4th 4–4–0 7–5–0
1992 1992 Ron McBride WAC T–5th 4–4–0 6–6–0 Lost Copper Bowl vs. Washington State, 28–31^
1993 1993 Ron McBride WAC 4th 5–3–0 7–6–0 Lost Freedom Bowl vs. USC, 21–28^
1994 1994 Ron McBride WAC T–2nd 6–2–0 10–2–0 Won Freedom Bowl vs. Arizona, 16–13^ 10 8
1995 1995 Ron McBride WAC T–1st 6–2–0 7–4–0
1996 1996 Ron McBride WAC Mountain T–2nd 6–2 8–4 Lost Copper Bowl vs. Wisconsin Badgers, 10–38^
1997 1997 Ron McBride WAC Mountain T–2nd 6–2 6–5
1998 1998 Ron McBride WAC Pacific T–3rd 5–3 7–4
1999 1999 Ron McBride MWC T–1st 5–2 9–3 Won Las Vegas Bowl vs. Fresno State Bulldogs, 17–16^
2000 2000 Ron McBride MWC T–5th 3–4 4–7
2001 2001 Ron McBride MWC T–3rd 4–3 8–4 Won Las Vegas Bowl vs. USC, 10–6^
2002 2002 Ron McBride MWC T–5th 3–4 5–6
2003 2003 Urban Meyer# MWC 1st 6–1 10–2 Won Liberty Bowl vs. Southern Miss, 17–0^ 21 21
2004 2004 Urban Meyer# MWC 1st 7–0 12–0 Won Fiesta Bowl vs. Pittsburgh, 35–7^ 4 5
2005 2005 Kyle Whittingham MWC T–4th 4–4 7–5 Won Emerald Bowl vs. Georgia Tech, 38–10^
2006 2006 Kyle Whittingham MWC T–3rd 5–3 8–5 Won Armed Forces Bowl vs. Tulsa, 25–13^
2007 2007 Kyle Whittingham MWC T–3rd 5–3 9–4 Won Poinsettia Bowl vs. Navy, 35–32^
2008 2008 Kyle Whittingham# MWC 1st 8–0 13–0 Won Sugar Bowl vs. Alabama, 31–17^ 2 4
2009 2009 Kyle Whittingham MWC 3rd 6–2 10–3 Won Poinsettia Bowl vs. California, 37–27^ 18 18
2010 2010 Kyle Whittingham MWC 2nd 7–1 10–3 Lost Maaco Bowl vs. Boise State, 3–26^ 23
2011 2011 Kyle Whittingham Pac-12 South T–3rd 4–5 8–5 Won Sun Bowl vs. Georgia Tech 30–27OT^
2012 2012 Kyle Whittingham Pac-12 South 5th 3–6 5–7
2013 2013 Kyle Whittingham Pac-12 South 5th 2–7 5–7
2014 2014 Kyle Whittingham Pac-12 South 5th 5–4 9–4 Won Las Vegas Bowl Bowl vs. Colorado State 45–10^ 21 20
2015 2015 Kyle Whittingham Pac-12 South T–1st 6–3 10–3 Won Las Vegas Bowl Bowl vs. BYU 35–28^ 17 16

All-time records

Statistics correct as of the end of the 2015 NCAA Division I FBS football season
Total wins, losses, and ties
Statistic Wins Losses Ties
Regular season games 637 444 31
Bowl game appearances 15 4 0
All-time regular and postseason record (1892–2014) 652 449 31

Notes

  1. Overtime rules in college football were introduced in 1996, making ties impossible in the period since.[3]
  2. From 1962 to 1967, the AP Poll only ranked the top 10 teams. From 1936 until 1961, the AP Poll ranked 20 teams. In 1968 the AP Poll returned to ranking 20 teams. It ranked 20 teams until 1989 when it expanded its listing to the top 25 teams, which is the number it ranks currently.[8] From 1936 to 1967, with the exception of 1965, the AP released its final poll at the conclusion of the regular season and before the bowl games. In 1965 and every year since 1968, the AP has released its final poll after the bowl games have concluded. From 1950 to 1973, the final Coaches' Poll was released at the conclusion of the regular season and before the bowl games. Since 1974, the final Coaches' Poll has been released at the conclusion of the bowl games.[9] The Coaches' Poll has been sponsored by multiple organizations since its creation in 1950. Its current sponsor is USA Today.[10]
  3. The NCAA did not certify the Pineapple Bowl as a bowl game; the game counts as a regular season game in official NCAA statistics.[11][12]

References

  1. http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/awards/wac-coy.html
  2. http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/awards/mwc-coy.html
  3. Whiteside, Kelly (August 25, 2006). "Overtime system still excites coaches". USA Today. Archived from the original on 2009-09-28. Retrieved 2008-09-29.
  4. "Utah Coaching Records". College Football Data Warehouse. Retrieved 2010-08-16.
  5. "Utah Yearly Totals". College Football Data Warehouse. Retrieved 2010-08-16.
  6. "2010 Utah Football Media Guide" (PDF). University of Utah Athletics. pp. 8–14. Retrieved 2010-08-16.
  7. "Team Records for Utah: Years 1892–2009". College Football Trivia. Retrieved 2010-08-16.
  8. "Past Rankings AP, UPI, USA Today, Harris". CollegeFootballPoll.com. Retrieved 2010-08-16.
  9. "Poll History". Sharkfeet. Retrieved 2010-08-16.
  10. USA Today/ESPN (Coaches) Weekly Poll Leaders Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) Records, NCAA. July 2008. pp. 101–105 Accessed 2009-09-14.
  11. Joe Drape (2001-12-20). "ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL; Fish to FedEx: Bowl Name Game". The New York Times. Retrieved 2010-08-14.
  12. "Utah Bowl Games". College Football Trivia. Retrieved 2010-08-14.
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