Clarence Spears - Head Coaching Record

Head Coaching Record

Year Team Overall Conference Standing
Dartmouth Indians (Independent)
1917 Dartmouth 5–3
1918 Dartmouth 3–3
1919 Dartmouth 6–1–1
1920 Dartmouth 7–2
Dartmouth: 21–9–1
West Virginia Mountaineers (Independent)
1921 West Virginia 5–4–1
1922 West Virginia 10–0–1
1923 West Virginia 7–1–1
1924 West Virginia 8–1
West Virginia: 30–6–3
Minnesota Golden Gophers (Big Ten Conference)
1925 Minnesota 5–2–1 1–1–1 T–4th
1926 Minnesota 5–3 2–2 T–6th
1927 Minnesota 6–0–2 3–0–1 T–1st
1928 Minnesota 6–2 4–2 3rd
1929 Minnesota 6–2 3–2 T–3rd
Minnesota: 28–9–3 13–7–2
Oregon Ducks (Pacific Coast Conference)
1930 Oregon 7–2 3–1 4th
1931 Oregon 6–2–2 3–1–1 3rd
Oregon: 13–4–2 6–2–1
Wisconsin Badgers (Big Ten Conference)
1932 Wisconsin 6–1–1 4–1–1 3rd
1933 Wisconsin 2–5–1 0–5–1 10th
1934 Wisconsin 4–4 2–3 T–5th
1935 Wisconsin 1–7 1–4 T–9th
Wisconsin: 13–17–2 7–13–2
Toledo Rockets (Ohio Athletic Conference)
1936 Toledo 2–6 2–1 T–6th
1937 Toledo 6–3 0–0 Did not compete
1938 Toledo 6–3–1 0–0–1 T–10th
1939 Toledo 7–3 1–0 2nd
1940 Toledo 6–3 1–1 T–9th
1941 Toledo 7–4 2–0 3rd
1942 Toledo 4–4–1 1–0–1 4th
Toledo: 38–26–2 7–2–2
Maryland Terrapins (Southern Conference)
1943 Maryland 4–5 2–0 2nd
1944 Maryland 1–7–1 1–1 6th
Maryland: 5–12–1 3–1
Total: 148–83–14

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