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词条 List of Nebraska Cornhuskers football seasons
释义

  1. Seasons

  2. References

This is a list of seasons completed by the Nebraska Cornhuskers football program since the team's inception in 1890. The list documents Nebraska's season records, conference finishes, bowl results, and final rankings.

Seasons

National ChampionsConference ChampionsDivision ChampionsBowl game berth
SeasonCoachConferenceDivisionSeason resultsPostseason resultFinal ranking
FinishWinsLossesTiesAP Poll1Coaches
Poll2
Nebraska Old Gold Knights
1890Langdon Frothingham3Independent——200—N/AN/A
1891Theron Lyman3Independent——220—
Nebraska Bugeaters
1892J.S. Williams3WIUFA—2nd221—N/AN/A
1893Frank CrawfordWIUFA—3rd321—
1894WIUFA—T–1st620—
1895Charles ThomasWIUFA—T–1st630—
1896E.N. RobinsonWIUFA—3rd631—
1897WIUFA—1st510—
1898Fielding YostIndependent——830—
1899A.E. BranchIndependent——171—
Nebraska Cornhuskers
1900Walter C. BoothIndependent——611—N/AN/A
1901Independent——620—
1902Independent——900—
1903Independent——1000—
1904Independent——730—
1905Independent——820—
1906Amos FosterIndependent——640—
1907W.C. ColeMVIAA—T–1st820—
1908MVIAA—T–2nd721—
1909MVIAA—T–5th332—
1910MVIAA—1st710—
1911Ewald O. StiehmMVIAA—T–1st512—
1912MVIAA—T–1st710—
1913MVIAA—T–1st800—
1914MVIAA—1st701—
1915MVIAA—1st800—
1916E.J. StewartMVIAA—1st620—
1917MVIAA—1st520—
1918William G. KlineMVIAA ——4231—
1919Henry F. SchulteIndependent——332—
1920Independent——531—
1921Fred DawsonMVIAA—1st710—
1922MVIAA—T–1st710—
1923MVIAA—1st422—
1924MVIAA—2nd530—
1925Earnest E. BeargMVIAA—5th422—
1926MVIAA—2nd620—
1927MVIAA—2nd620—
1928Big 65—1st711—
1929Dana X. BibleBig 6—1st413—
1930Big 6—4th432—
1931Big 6—1st820—
1932Big 6—1st711—
1933Big 6—1st810—
1934Big 6—2nd630—
1935Big 6—1st621—
1936Big 6—1st720—9
1937L. McC. "Biff" JonesBig 6—1st612—11
1938Big 6—T–3rd351——
1939Big 6—2nd711—18
1940Big 6—1st820Lost Rose Bowl (Stanford) 13–217
1941Big 6—T–2nd450——
1942Glenn PresnellBig 6—3rd370——
1943Adolph LewandowskiBig 6—T–4th260——
1944Big 6—4th260——
1945George ClarkBig 6—4th450——
1946Bernie MastersonBig 6—T–3rd360——
1947Big 6—4th270——
1948George ClarkBig 7—T–5th280—N/A
1949Bill GlassfordBig 7—T–3rd450—N/A
1950Big 7—2nd621—1720
1951Big 7—T–4th280———
1952Big 7—3rd541———
1953Big 7—T–4th361———
1954Big 7—2nd650Lost Orange Bowl (Duke) 7–34——
1955Big 7—2nd550———
1956Pete ElliottBig 7—4th460———
1957Bill JenningsBig 7—7th190———
1958Big 7—6th370———
1959Big 7—6th460———
1960Big 8—T–6th460———
1961Big 8—T–6th361———
1962Bob DevaneyBig 8—3rd920Won Gotham Bowl (Miami) 36–34——
1963Big 8—1st1010Won Orange Bowl (Auburn) 13–765
1964Big 8—1st920Lost Cotton Bowl Classic (Arkansas) 7–1066
1965Big 8—1st1010Lost Orange Bowl (Alabama) 28–3953
1966Big 8—1st920Lost Sugar Bowl (Alabama) 7–3467
1967Big 8—T–5th640———
1968Big 8—T–4th640———
1969Big 8—T–1st920Won Sun Bowl (Georgia) 45–61112
1970Big 8—1st1101Won Orange Bowl (LSU) 17–1213
1971Big 8—1st1300Won Orange Bowl (Alabama) 38–611
1972Big 8—1st921Won Orange Bowl (Notre Dame) 40–649
1973Tom OsborneBig 8—T–2nd921Won Cotton Bowl Classic (Texas) 19–3711
1974Big 8—T–2nd930Won Sugar Bowl (Florida) 13–1098
1975Big 8—T–1st1020Lost Fiesta Bowl (Arizona State) 14–1799
1976Big 8—T–4th931Won Bluebonnet Bowl (Texas Tech) 27–2497
1977Big 8—T–2nd930Won Liberty Bowl (North Carolina) 21–171210
1978Big 8—T–1st930Lost Orange Bowl (Oklahoma) 24–3188
1979Big 8—2nd1020Lost Cotton Bowl Classic (Houston) 14–1797
1980Big 8—2nd1020Won Sun Bowl (Mississippi State) 31–1777
1981Big 8—1st930Lost Orange Bowl (Clemson) 15–22119
1982Big 8—1st1210Won Orange Bowl (LSU) 21–2033
1983Big 8—1st1210Lost Orange Bowl (Miami) 30–3122
1984Big 8—T–1st1020Won Sugar Bowl (LSU) 28–1043
1985Big 8—2nd930Lost Fiesta Bowl (Michigan) 23–271110
1986Big 8—3rd1020Won Sugar Bowl (LSU) 30–1554
1987Big 8—2nd1020Lost Fiesta Bowl (Florida State) 28–3166
1988Big 8—1st1120Lost Orange Bowl (Miami) 3–231010
1989Big 8—2nd1020Lost Fiesta Bowl (Florida State) 17–411112
1990Big 8—T–2nd930Lost Florida Citrus Bowl (Georgia Tech) 21–452417
1991Big 8—T–1st921Lost Orange Bowl (Miami) 0–221516
1992Big 8—1st930Lost Orange Bowl (Florida State) 14–271414
1993Big 8—1st1110Lost Orange Bowl (Florida State) 16–1833
1994Big 8—1st1300Won Orange Bowl (Miami) 24–1711
1995Big 8—1st1200Won Fiesta Bowl (Florida) 62–2411
1996Big 12North1st1126Won Orange Bowl (Virginia Tech) 41–2166
1997Big 12North1st130Won Orange Bowl (Tennessee) 42–1721
1998Frank SolichBig 12NorthT–2nd94Lost Holiday Bowl (Arizona) 20–231920
1999Big 12North1st121Won Fiesta Bowl+ (Tennessee) 31–2132
2000Big 12NorthT–1st7102Won Alamo Bowl (Northwestern) 66–1787
2001Big 12NorthT–1st8112Lost Rose Bowl+ (Miami) 37–1487
2002Big 12North4th77Lost Independence Bowl (Ole Miss) 27–23——
2003Big 12North2nd103Won Alamo Bowl (Michigan State) 17–391918
2004Bill CallahanBig 12NorthT–3rd56———
2005Big 12NorthT–2nd84Won Alamo Bowl (Michigan) 32–282424
2006Big 12North1st95Lost Cotton Bowl Classic (Auburn) 14–17——
2007Big 12NorthT–5th57———
2008Bo Pelini9Big 12NorthT–1st1094Won Gator Bowl (Clemson) 26–21——
2009Big 12North1st104Won Holiday Bowl (Arizona) 33–01414
2010Big 12NorthT–1st11104Lost Holiday Bowl (Washington) 7–192019
2011Big TenLegends3rd94Lost Capital One Bowl (South Carolina) 13–302424
2012Big TenLegends1st104Lost Capital One Bowl (Georgia) 31–452523
2013Big TenLegendsT-2nd94Won Gator Bowl (Georgia) 24–19—25
2014Big TenWestT-2nd94Lost Holiday Bowl (USC) 42–4512——
2015Mike RileyBig TenWest4th67Won Foster Farms Bowl (UCLA) 37–29——
2016Big TenWestT-2nd94Lost Music City Bowl (Tennessee) 38–24——
2017Big TenWest5th48———
2018Scott FrostBig TenWestT-5th48———
2019Big TenWest———
All Time Record87136140(only includes regular season games)
26270(only includes bowl games)
89738840(all games)
[1]
  1. The AP Poll was introduced in 1936. Thus, there are no polls for previous seasons.
  2. The Coaches Poll was introduced in 1950. Therefore, polls for prior seasons do not exist.
  3. Nebraska's earliest coaching history is unclear. Most of these "coaches" were nominal in their roles and likely only coached single games, if any. Nebraska played with no official coach during the rest of these seasons.&91;2&93;
  4. The MVIAA did not have any standings or award a champion during the 1918 football season due to World War I and the outbreak of the Spanish Flu.
  5. The Big 6, Big 7, and Big 8 were the same conference. The name was unofficially changed when the membership changed.
  6. Overtime rules were introduced in 1996, making ties impossible.
  7. Nebraska tied Kansas State for the Big 12 North in 2000. Kansas State was chosen to play in the Big 12 championship, having defeated the Cornhuskers in the regular season.
  8. Nebraska tied Colorado for the Big 12 North in 2001. Colorado was chosen to play in the Big 12 championship, having defeated the Cornhuskers in the regular season.
  9. Frank Solich was fired at the end of the regular season in 2003; Bo Pelini served as interim head coach for the Alamo Bowl against Michigan State.
  10. Nebraska tied Missouri for the Big 12 North in 2008. Missouri was chosen to play in the Big 12 championship, having defeated the Cornhuskers in the regular season.
  11. Missouri tied Nebraska for the Big 12 North in 2010. Nebraska was chosen to play in the Big 12 championship, having defeated the Tigers in the regular season.
  12. Bo Pelini was fired at the end of the regular season in 2014. Barney Cotton served as interim coach for the Holiday Bowl against USC.
  13. Since the BCS and CFP Polls are championship selectors and were taken before any bowl games had been played, they did not take bowl game outcomes into account.

References

1. ^http://www.huskers.com/pdf9/2760511.pdf?DB_OEM_ID=100
2. ^http://www.huskersnside.com//pdf5/40179.pdf?ATCLID=2722&SPSID=8&SPID=22&DB_OEM_ID=100
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