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1977 Independent Conference Standings


	Season			Conference				Coach
South Carolina	5-7	215	202					Jim Carlen
Boston College	6-5	242	269					Joseph Joe Yukica
Syracuse	6-5	218	234					Frank Maloney
Florida State	10-2	314	170					Bobby Bowden
Pittsburgh	9-2-1	428	134					Jackie Sherrill
Georgia Tech	6-5	224	221					Pepper Rodgers
Miami	3-8	125	245					Louis H. Lou Saban
Virginia Tech	3-7-1	174	210					Jimmy Sharpe
West Virginia	5-6	244	264					Frank Cignetti
Penn State	11-1	390	187					Joe Paterno
Rutgers	8-3	291	181					Frank R. Burns
North Texas	10-1	320	179					Hayden Fry
Southern Mississippi	6-6	215	250					Bobby Collins
Notre Dame	11-1	420	139					Dan Devine
Army	7-4	287	245					Homer Smith
Buffalo	0-3-1	36	87					Bill Dando
Akron	6-4-1	234	170					Jim Dennison
Air Force	2-8-1	114	296					Ben Martin
Nevada	8-3	421	154					Chris Ault
San Diego State	10-1	349	165					Claude Gilbert
Nevada Las Vegas	9-2	300	243					Tony Knap
Louisiana Monroe	2-9	122	297					John David Crow
Temple	5-5-1	229	286					Wayne Hardin
Cincinnati	5-4-2	250	121					Ralph Staub
East Carolina	8-3	268	154					Pat Dye
Memphis	6-5	228	194					Richard Williamson
Tulane	3-8	181	289					Larry Smith
Navy	5-6	229	230					George Welsh
Louisville	7-4-1	291	194					Vince Gibson
Liberty	3-7	167	260					Tom Dowling
James Madison	5-5	146	172					Challace McMillin

Some records may be incomplete.

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