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1924 Independent Conference Standings


	Season			Conference				Coach
Boston College	6-3	198	74					Frank W. Cavanaugh
Syracuse	8-2-1	154	58					John F. Chick Meehan
Wake Forest	7-2	207	62					Henry M. Hank Garrity
Pittsburgh	5-3-1	98	43					Dr. John B. Jock Sutherland
Duke	4-5	129	99					Howard H. Jones
West Virginia	8-1	282	47					Clarence W. Doc Spears
Penn State	6-3-1	202	65					Hugo F. Bezdek
Michigan State	5-3	210	48					Ralph H. Young
Rutgers	7-1-1	250	48					John H. Wallace
Middle Tennessee State	1-5	14	123					Guy Stephenson
Marshall	4-4	48	113					Russel Meredith
Western Kentucky	4-5	224	119					E.A. Diddle
North Texas	5-3-1	67	64					Theron J. Fouts
Southern Mississippi	3-3-2	94	152					William Herschel Bobo
Texas El Paso	3-3-1	75	82					George B. Powell
Notre Dame	10-0	285	54					Knute Kenneth Rockne
Army	5-1-2	111	41					John J. McEwan
New Mexico State	7-3	241	30					Robert R. Brown
Buffalo	1-7	27	139					Russ Carrick
Kent State	0-4	0	89					Frank Harsh
Western Michigan	5-1-1	101	46					Earl Martineau
Ball State	1-3	11	87					Paul Billy Williams
Central Michigan	7-1	158	19					Lester Barnard
New Mexico	5-1	103	12					Roy W. Johnson
Nevada	3-4-1	101	125					Charles F. Erb
San Diego State	7-1-2	249	53					C.E. Peterson
Arizona State	6-1-1	160	85					Aaron M. McCreary
Arizona	2-4	40	93					James F. Pop McKale
Troy	2-1-4	59	20					Ross V. Flivver Ford
Arkansas State	4-4	95	56					Bill Stanley
Temple	1-4	15	106					Albert Barron
Connecticut	6-0-2	90	13					Summer Dole
Memphis	1-7-1	40	239					Zach Curlin
Navy	2-6	91	79					Robert C. Bob Folwell
Jacksonville State	6-3	158	128					C.C. Bush
Massachusetts	6-1-1	185	61					Harold Gore

Some records may be incomplete.

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