Cal Stoll

Cal Stoll

Calvin C. "Cal" Stoll (December 12, 1923–August 25, 2000) was the head football coach at Wake Forest University from 1969-1971. During his tenure there, he compiled a 15-17 record. He then served as the head coach at the University of Minnesota from 1972-1978 where he compiled a 39-39 record.

Head coaching records

CFB Yearly Record Start
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name=Wake Forest
conf=Atlantic Coast Conference
startyear = 1969
endyear = 1971CFB Yearly Record Entry
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year = 1971
name = Wake Forest
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name = Wake Forest
overall = 15-17
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name = Minnesota
conf = Big Ten Conference
startyear = 1972
endyear = 1978CFB Yearly Record Entry
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year = 1972
name = Minnesota
overall = 4-7
conference = 4-4
confstanding = 5th
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year = 1973
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overall = 7-4
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championship =
year = 1974
name = Minnesota
overall = 4-7
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year = 1975
name = Minnesota
overall = 6-5
conference = 3-5
confstanding = 7th (tie)
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year = 1976
name = Minnesota
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championship =
year = 1977
name = Minnesota
overall = 7-5
conference = 4-4
confstanding = 5th
bowlname = Hall of Fame Classic
bowloutcome = L 7-17
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ranking =
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year = 1978
name = Minnesota
overall = 5-6
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name = Minnesota
overall = 39-39
confrecord = 27-29CFB Yearly Record End
overall = 54-57
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