1901 Michigan Wolverines football team

NCAATeamFootballSeason
Year=1901
Team=Michigan Wolverines


Conference=Big Ten Conference
Division=
ShortConference=Big Ten
CoachRank=
APRank=
Record=11-0
ConfRecord=4-0
HeadCoach=Fielding Yost
OffCoach=
DefCoach=
OScheme=
DScheme=
StadiumArena=Regents Field
Champion=National Champion
BowlTourney=Rose Bowl
BowlTourneyResult= 49-0 over StanfordThe 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.Fact|date=July 2008 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.Fact|date=July 2008 This powerful legendary team was nicknamed the "point-a-minute" team.Fact|date=July 2008

chedule

CFB Schedule Entry
date = 09/28/1901
time =
w/l = w
nonconf = yes
homecoming =
away =
neutral =
rank =
opponent = Albion
opprank =
site_stadium = Regents Field
site_cityst = Ann Arbor, MI
gamename =
tv =
score = 55-0
overtime =CFB Schedule Entry
date = 10/05/1901
time =
w/l = w
nonconf = yes
homecoming =
away =
neutral =
rank =
opponent = Case
opprank =
site_stadium = Regents Field
site_cityst = Ann Arbor, Michigan
gamename =
tv =
score = 57-0
overtime = CFB Schedule Entry
date = 10/12/1901
time =
w/l = w
nonconf =
homecoming =
away =
neutral =
rank =
opponent = Indiana
opprank =
site_stadium = Regents Field
site_cityst = Ann Arbor, MI
gamename =
tv =
score = 33-0
overtime =CFB Schedule Entry
date = 10/19/1901
time =
w/l = w
nonconf =
homecoming =
away =
neutral =
rank =
opponent = Northwestern
opprank =
site_stadium = Regents Field
site_cityst = Ann Arbor, MI
gamename =
tv =
score = 29-0
overtime = CFB Schedule Entry
date = 10/26/1901
time =
w/l = w
nonconf = yes
homecoming =
away =
neutral =
rank =
opponent = Buffalo
opprank =
site_stadium = Regents Field
site_cityst = Ann Arbor, MI
gamename =
tv =
score = 128-0
overtime =CFB Schedule Entry
date = 11/02/1901
time =
w/l = w
nonconf = yes
homecoming =
away =
neutral =
rank =
opponent = Carlisle
opprank =
site_stadium =
site_cityst = Detroit, MI
gamename =
tv =
score = 22-0
overtime =CFB Schedule Entry
date = 11/09/1901
time =
w/l = w
nonconf =
homecoming =
away = yes
neutral =
rank =
opponent = Ohio State
opprank =
site_stadium =
site_cityst = Columbus, OH
gamename =
tv =
score = 21-0
overtime =CFB Schedule Entry
date = 11/16/1901
time =
w/l = w
nonconf =
homecoming = yes
away =
neutral =
rank =
opponent = Chicago
opprank =
site_stadium = Regents Field
site_cityst = Ann Arbor, MI
gamename =
tv =
score = 22-0
overtime =CFB Schedule Entry
date = 11/23/1901
time =
w/l = w
nonconf = yes
homecoming =
away =
neutral =
rank =
opponent = Beloit
opprank =
site_stadium = Regents Field
site_cityst = Ann Arbor, MI
gamename =
tv =
score = 89-0
overtime =CFB Schedule Entry
date = 11/28/1901
time =
w/l = w
nonconf =
homecoming =
away =
neutral = yes
rank =
opponent = Iowa
opprank =
site_stadium =
site_cityst = Chicago, IL
gamename =
tv =
score = 50-0
overtime =CFB Schedule Entry
date = 01/01/1902
time =
w/l = w
nonconf = yes
homecoming =
away =
neutral =
rank =
opponent = Stanford
opprank =
site_stadium = Rose Bowl
site_cityst = Pasadena
gamename = 1902 Rose Bowl
tv =
score = 49-0
overtime =

tarting 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

Awards

* Captain: Hugh White
* All-Americans: Neil Snow

External links

* [http://bentley.umich.edu/athdept/football/fbteam/1901fbt.htm 1901 Football Team -- Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan Athletics History]