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词条 Detroit Titans football
释义

  1. Conference affiliations

  2. Championships

     National championships 

  3. Head coaches

  4. Notable personnel

     Players in the NFL Draft 

  5. References

  6. External links

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The Detroit Titans were the college football team representing what was then known as the University of Detroit (now the University of Detroit Mercy) from 1896 to 1964. In 1928 under Gus Dorais, the team finished with a record of 9-0-0. Several years later Parke H. Davis, considered to be a "major selector" by the NCAA, named the 1928 team to a share of the national championship.[1]

From 1922 to the end of the university's football program in 1964 the Titans played their home games at University of Detroit Stadium (also known as U of D Stadium, Titan Stadium, and Dinan Field) near McNichols Rd. (Six Mile Rd.) and Fairfield St. on the university's McNichols campus.

Conference affiliations

Detroit was both independent and affiliated with the Missouri Valley Conference.[2]

  • Unknown (1896–)
  • Independent (–1947)
  • Missouri Valley Conference (1948–1956)
  • Independent (1957–1964)

Championships

National championships

Detroit won its only national championship in 1928, with Parke H. Davis selecting both Detroit and Georgia Tech.[3] The school claims this championship.[4][5]

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1928 Parke H. Davis Gus Dorais 9–0

Head coaches

{{Main|List of Detroit Titans head football coaches}}
Head CoachYearsSeasonsRecordPct.
William S. Robinson1896–1899413–5–1.700
John C. Mackey1900–190126–6–0.500
Edward Ryan1902, 190627–5–1.577
Alfred W. Debo1903–190426–6–0.500
George A. Kelly1907, 1909–191037–5–2.571
Royal R. Campbell1911–191228–6–1.567
George M. Lawton1913–191426–6–3.500
Harry Costello1915–191624–7–2.385
James F. Duffy1917, 1919–1922, 1924643–12–1.777
Germany Schulz192314–3–2.556
Gus Dorais1925–194218113–48–7.693
Chuck Baer1945–1950635–21–1.623
Dutch Clark1951–1953313–17–0.433
Wally Fromhart1954–1958519–25–2.435
Jim Miller1959–1961318–10–0.643
John Idzik1962–196436–21–1.232

Notable personnel

Name Position Years Notes
Grady AldermanLineman 1950sPlayed in NFL, 1960-1974
Sig AndruskingGuard 1930sPlayed in NFL in 1937
Vince BanonisCenter 1939-1941Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame
Dan BoistureEnd 1947-1948Head coach at Eastern Michigan, 1967-1973
Lloyd BrazilHalfback 1927-1929 All-American; inducted into Michigan Sports Hall of Fame
Walt CassidyEnd 1920sPlayed in NFL, 1924
Walt ClagoEndPlayed in NFL, 1921-1922
Bill DandoHalfback 1956-1968Head coach at Buffalo, 1977-1979
Andy FarkasFullback 1930sPlayed for Washington Redskins, 1938-1944
Norm HarveyTackle 1920sPlayed in NFL, 1925-1929
Harvey LongLineman 1920sPlayed in NFL, 1929-1930
Elmer MadarikHalfback 1940s Played for Detroit Lions 1945-1948
Ted MarchibrodaQuarterback 1950s Played and coached in the NFL for over 40 years, 1953-1998
Doug NottHalfback 1930s Played for Detroit Lions in 1935
Bill O'NeillHalfback 1930s Played for Detroit Lions in 1935 and Cleveland Rams in 1937
Lee RileyDefensive back 1950s Played in NFL and AFL, 1955-1962
Sod RyanTackle 1920sPlayed in NFL from 1929 to 1930
Jim ShorterDefensive back 1960s Played in NFL, 1948-1956
Jack SimmonsLineman 1940s Played in NFL, 1962-1969
Steve StonebreakerLinebacker 1960s Played in NFL, 1962-1968
Tillie VossEnd 1920s Played in NFL, 1921-1929

Players in the NFL Draft

Key
B Back K Kicker NT Nose tackle
C Center LB Linebacker FB Fullback
DB Defensive back P Punter HB Halfback
DE Defensive end QB Quarterback WR Wide receiver
DT Defensive tackle RB Running back G Guard
E End T Offensive tackle TE Tight end
YearRoundPick in roundOverall pickPlayerTeamPosition
1965 11 2 142 Steve Mass 49ers T
1964 17 10 234 Dennis Shaw Steelers C
1962 14 11 193 Jim Shorter BrownsB
1961 11 10 150 Larry Vargo Lions E
1961 12 1 155 Steve Stonebreaker Vikings E
1961 12 5 159 Frank Jackunas Steelers T
1961 16 1 211 Ted Karpowicz Vikings RB
1960 10 3 111 Grady Aldeman Lions T
1960 12 1 133 Tom Chapman Cardinals E
1959 15 5 173 Bruce Maher Lions B
1959 16 3 183 John Dingens Cardinals T
1958 24 1 278 John Jereck PackersT
1957 5 6 55 Perry Richards Steelers E
1955 4 11 48 Lee Riley Lions B
1954 8 3 88 Dennis McCotterColts G
1954 16 6 187 Cas Krol Steelers T
1954 24 6 283 Jack Flanagan Steelers E
1954 25 8 297 Ray Zambiasi Eagles B
1953 1 5 5 Ted Marchibroda Steelers QB
1953 23 2 267 Ed Bierne Redskins E
1951 14 5 164 Lee Wittmer Lions T
1951 30 7 358 Ron Horwath Lions B
1950 5 13 66 Mike Kaysserian Eagles B
1950 9 4 109 Ed Wood Lions G
1950 16 4 200 Jerry Greiner Lions C
1950 24 6 306 Tom Finnin Giants T
1950 30 12 390 Jim Masey Browns B
1949 11 3 104 Edo Mencotti Yanks B
1948 7 3 48 Jack Kurkowski Redskins B
1947 9 2 67 Gene Malinowski Yanks C
194711 1 86 Pete Sullivan Lions T
1947 17 3 148 Jack Hart (American football) Redskins T
1947 28 1 256 Arch Kelly LionsE
1946 22 7 207 Jack Simmons Lions B
1946 23 8 218 Joe Pulte Lions E
1945 8 7 72 Russ Lowther Lions B
194526 7 270 Bob Ivory Lions G
194532 2 326 Tom Dorais Lions B
1944 18 3 178 Elmer Madarik Lions B
1942 4 4 29 Vince Banonis Cardinals C
1941 4 1 26 Al Ghesquiere EaglesB
1941 10 5 85 Ted Pavelec Lions T
194113 6 116 Cass Brovarney Giants G
1939 7 2 52 Eddie Palumbo Steelers B
1938 1 9 9 Andy Farkas Redskins B[6]

References

1. ^{{cite book | url=http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/football_records/2011/FBS.pdf | title=2011 NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision Records | pages=70–75 | publisher=The National Collegiate Athletic Association | date=August 2011 | location=Indianapolis, IN | accessdate=2011-10-17}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/schools/detroit-mercy/index.html|title=Detroit Mercy Titans Football Record By Year|website=College Football at Sports-Reference.com}}
3. ^{{cite book | url=http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/football_records/2018/FBS.pdf | title=2018 NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision Records | publisher=National Collegiate Athletic Association | date=August 2018 | accessdate=December 12, 2018 | page=111}}
4. ^{{cite web|url=https://detroittitans.com/news/2013/6/6/WGOLF_0606135413.aspx|title=2013 Will Be A Season To Remember In Motown|website=University of Detroit Mercy Athletics}}
5. ^{{cite web|url=https://detroittitans.com/news/2013/12/20/GEN_1220130937.aspx|title=Remembering the 1953 Missouri Valley Conference Champion Detroit Titans|website=University of Detroit Mercy Athletics}}
6. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.drafthistory.com/index.php/colleges/d|title=DraftHistory.com|website=www.drafthistory.com}}

External links

  • University of Detroit Football Collection
{{Detroit Titans football navbox}}

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