1901 Michigan Wolverines football team

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1901 Michigan Wolverines football

National Champion

Rose Bowl, 49-0 over Stanford

Conference

Big Ten

1901 Record

11-0 (4-0 Big Ten)

Head Coach

Fielding Yost

Home Stadium

Regents Field

Seasons

« 1900

1902 »

The 1901 Michigan Wolverines football team represented the University of Michigan in the college football season of 1901. The team's head football coach was Fielding Yost. The Wolverines played their home games at Regents Field.

The team played in the 1902 Rose Bowl, which was the first post-season college football game. This team was the first and only team to be undefeated, untied, and unscored upon in all games, including the post-season Rose Bowl appearance. This powerful legendary team was nicknamed the "point-a-minute" team.

1 Schedule
2 Starting lineup
3 Awards
4 External links

[edit] Schedule

Date	Opponent^#	Site	Result
09/28/1901*	Albion	Regents Field • Ann Arbor, MI	W 55-0
10/05/1901*	Case	Regents Field • Ann Arbor, Michigan	W 57-0
10/12/1901	Indiana	Regents Field • Ann Arbor, MI	W 33-0
10/19/1901	Northwestern	Regents Field • Ann Arbor, MI	W 29-0
10/26/1901*	Buffalo	Regents Field • Ann Arbor, MI	W 128-0
11/02/1901*	Carlisle	Detroit, MI	W 22-0
11/09/1901	at Ohio State	Columbus, OH	W 21-0
11/16/1901†	Chicago	Regents Field • Ann Arbor, MI	W 22-0
11/23/1901*	Beloit	Regents Field • Ann Arbor, MI	W 89-0
11/28/1901	vs. Iowa	Chicago, IL	W 50-0
01/01/1902*	Stanford	Rose Bowl • Pasadena (1902 Rose Bowl)	W 49-0
*Non-Conference Game. ^†Homecoming. ^#Rankings from Coaches Poll released prior to game. All times are in Eastern Time.

[edit] Starting lineup

Left End: Curtis Redden, Herb Graver
Left Tackle: Hugh White
Left Guard: Dan McGugin, James E. Forest
Center: George Gregory
Right Guard: Ebin Wilson
Right Tackle: Bruce Shorts, Daniel Woodward
Right End: Albert E. Herrnstein, James C. Knight, Everett Sweeley
Quarterback: Harison "Boss" Weeks
Fullback: Neil Snow
Left Halfback: Willie Heston, Everett Sweeley, Walt Shaw
Right Halfback: Everett Sweeley, Willie Heston, Walt Shaw, Albert E. Hernstein

[edit] Awards

Captain: Hugh White
All-Americans: Neil Snow

[edit] External links

1901 Football Team -- Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan Athletics History

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All Time Record

868–286–36 (.745)

Key Personnel

Head Coach: Rich Rodriguez • Offensive Coordinator: Calvin Magee • Defensive Coordinator: Scott Shafer

Playing Fields

Ann Arbor Fairgrounds • Regents Field • Ferry Field • Michigan Stadium

Rivalries

Ohio State • Michigan State • Notre Dame • Minnesota-Little Brown Jug • Bowl Game History

Head Coaches

Murphy • Crawford • Barbour • McCauley • Ward • Ferbert • Lea • Yost • Little • Wieman • Kipke • Crisler • Oosterbaan • Elliott • Schembechler • Moeller • Carr • Rodriguez

All-Time leaders

Receiving • Passing • Rushing • Hall of Honor • All-Americans • Team MVPs • Hall of Famers • Heisman Trophy

Retired Numbers

#11 Al Wistert, Alvin Wistert, and W. Wistert • #47 Oosterbaan #48 G. Ford • #87 Kramer • #98 Harmon

Important Figures (1898-1968)

Barr • Benbrook • Bernard • Blott • Chappuis • Clancy • Craig • Crisler • Cunningham • Daley • Derricotte • Detwiler • Dworsky • B. Elliott • P. Elliott • Evashevski • G. Ford • L. Ford • Franks • Friedman • Goebel • Harmon • Heikkinen • Heston • Hewitt • Hirsch • Johnson • Kipke • Kramer • Keating • Lund • Mack • Madar • Maulbetsch • Newman • Oosterbaan • Pace • Pommerening • Pontius • Pregulman • Rifenburg • Schulz • Snow • Timberlake • Volk • Westfall • Wieman • W. Wistert • Al Wistert • Alvin Wistert • Yearby • Yost • Zatkoff

Important Figures (1969-1989)

Anderson • Becker • Bell • Boles • Bostic • Brown • Canham • Carter • Cochran • Curtis • Darden • Dierdorf • Dixon • Donahue • Downing • Dufek • J. Elliott • Franklin • Gallagher • Greer • Hammerstein • Harbaugh • Hicks • Humphries • Kenn • Leach • Lilja • Logan • Lytle • Mallory • Mandich • McKenzie • Messner • Morris • Muransky • O'Neal • Owens • Paris • Rivers • Schembechler • Seymour • Simpkins • Smith • B. Taylor • M. Taylor • Ufer • Vitale • Welborne • Woolfolk

Important Figures (1990-2008)

Alexander • Anderson • Arrington • Askew • Avant • Baas • Backus • Biakabutuka • Brady • Branch • Breaston • Bunch • Cocozzo • Collins • Edwards • Foote • Gold • Grbac • Griese • L. Hall • Harris • Hart • Hayes • Henne • Hobson • Horn • Howard • S. Hutchinson • Irons • Jackson • Jansen • D. Jones • Joppru • June • Law • Long • Manningham • Navarre • Payne • Perry • Powers • Renes • Runyan • Shazor • Skrepenak • Steele • Streets • Sword • Terrell • Thomas • Toomer • Tuman • Vaughn • Vitale • Walker • Wheatley • Woodley • Woodson

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