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with the team's performance in the 1901 season and demanded more undergraduate say in athletic department and coaching. At the time the
Athletic Association's board of directors was controlled by graduate and professional students. To protest Woodruff resignation all of Penn's graduate coaches resigned. Williams introduced a coaching system in which he served as head coach while being aided by a group of other alumni who served as assistant coaches. This system reduced the damage any one coach or assistant coach had to leave the team. He quickly rebuilt the Quakers and led them to two retroactive national titles in 1904 and 1907. In just his third season as head coach, Williams and Penn posted a 12–0 record and the program's fourth national crown. This Quakers squad has a dominating Defense that only allowed 0.3 points a game with
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1845:Allie Miller
1840:John Macklin
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1595:Harry Gamble
1531:John Heisman
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406:Walter Riggs
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326:forward pass
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290:John Heisman
283:
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249:Philadelphia
241:Penn Quakers
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202:(1904, 1907)
80:(1960-11-08)
65:May 16, 1872
29:
1898:1960 deaths
1893:1872 births
1860:Gus Ziegler
1825:Bob Folwell
1718:Otis Lamson
1713:Bob Folwell
1637:(2015–2019)
1629:(1992–2014)
1621:(1989–1991)
1619:Gary Steele
1613:(1986–1988)
1605:(1981–1985)
1597:(1971–1980)
1589:(1965–1970)
1581:(1960–1964)
1573:(1954–1959)
1565:(1938–1953)
1557:(1931–1937)
1541:(1923–1929)
1533:(1920–1922)
1525:(1916–1919)
1523:Bob Folwell
1517:(1913–1915)
1509:(1909–1912)
1499:Sol Metzger
1493:(1902–1907)
1485:(1892–1901)
1477:(1888–1891)
1469:(1885–1887)
1461:(1878–1884)
1387:(2021–2023)
1385:Aidan Sayin
1354:(2014–2016)
1276:(1994–1995)
1274:Mark DeRosa
1248:(1985–1986)
1135:(1920–1922)
1127:(1915–1917)
1103:(1904–1905)
1087:(1893–1895)
951:"Athletics"
525:(1902–1907)
477:World War I
453:Sol Metzger
391:1895 season
369:Alden Knipe
358:1894 season
337:1893 season
322:quarterback
146:Quarterback
142:Position(s)
1887:Categories
1867:Head coach
1755:Head coach
1733:Andy Smith
1651:Ray Priore
1635:Ray Priore
1627:Al Bagnoli
1571:Steve Sebo
1507:Andy Smith
1467:Frank Dole
1029:August 28,
717:References
505:Conference
448:Swarthmore
367:Williams,
331:first down
294:Ohio State
61:1872-05-16
1820:Pat Dwyer
1611:Ed Zubrow
1587:Bob Odell
1539:Lou Young
1125:Bert Bell
743:: 17–18.
508:Standing
352:Princeton
298:touchdown
161:1902–1907
128:1898–1899
122:Orange AC
108:1893–1895
98:1891–1892
1653:(2021– )
1547:Lud Wray
1459:No coach
1443:No coach
972:Archived
898:Archived
814:Archived
502:Overall
381:fullback
373:halfback
302:Michigan
235:and the
200:national
1643:No team
1451:No team
937:The Sun
919:The Sun
750:1316396
676:60–10–4
662:60–10–4
344:Harvard
280:Oberlin
183:60–10–4
180:Overall
102:Oberlin
1645:(2020)
1549:(1930)
1501:(1908)
1453:(1877)
1445:(1876)
1119:(1909)
1111:(1908)
1095:(1897)
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672:Total:
604:12–0–1
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70:, U.S.
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625:7–2–3
499:Team
496:Year
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1031:2012
765:ISBN
646:11–1
642:Penn
637:1907
621:Penn
616:1906
600:Penn
595:1905
583:12–0
579:Penn
574:1904
558:Penn
553:1903
537:Penn
532:1902
350:and
348:Yale
308:Penn
165:Penn
118:1897
112:Penn
75:Died
55:Born
1011:UPI
745:PMC
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