George Hauser

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George Hauser was the head football coach at the University of Minnesota from 1942 to 1944. During his tenure, he compiled a 15-11-1(.574) record. His conference record stands at 8-8-1. He also played college football at Minnesota.

[edit] Football head coaching records

Year	Team	Overall	Conference	Standing	AP^#
Colgate (Independent) (1926 – 1927)
1926	Colgate	5-2-2
1927	Colgate	4-2-3
Colgate:		9-4-5
Minnesota (Big Ten Conference) (1942 – 1944)
1942	Minnesota	5-4	3-3	5th (tie)	19
1943	Minnesota	5-4	2-3	5th
1944	Minnesota	5-3-1	3-2-1	4th
Minnesota:		15-11-1	8-8-1
Total:		24-15-6
^#Rankings from final AP of the season.

Preceded by Bernie Bierman	University of Minnesota Head Football Coach 1942-1944	Succeeded by Bernie Bierman

v • d • e Minnesota Golden Gophers Head Football Coaches

Peebles • Jones • D. W. McCord • A. McCord • F. Heffelfinger • Morse • Eck • Moulton • Winter • Cochrane • W. Heffelfinger • Jerrems • Minds • Harrison • Leary • Williams • Spaulding • Spears • Crisler • Bierman • Hauser • Fesler • Warmath • Stoll • Salem • Holtz • Gutekunst • Wacker • Mason • Brewster