William H. Wood

William H. Wood

College coach infobox
Name = William H. Wood



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Sport = Football
College = Army
Title = Head coach
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OverallRecord = 12-13-3
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Coach = Y
CoachYears = 1938-1940
CoachTeams = Army
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William H. Wood is a former head coach of the Army college football program from 1938-1940.

Head Coaching Record

CFB Yearly Record Entry
year = 1938
name = Army
overall = 8-2-0

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CFB Yearly Record Entry
year = 1939
name = Army
overall = 3-4-2

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CFB Yearly Record Entry
year = 1940
name = Army
overall = 1-7-1

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