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1946 Independent Conference Standings


	Season			Conference				Coach
Boston College	6-3	234	123					Dennis E. Denny Myers
Syracuse	4-5	146	158					Clarence L. Biggie Munn
Pittsburgh	3-5-1	88	136					Wesley E. Wes Fesler
Virginia	4-4-1	180	170					Arthur L Art Guepe
Miami	8-2	200	147					Jack Harding
West Virginia	5-5	120	99					William F. Bill Kern
Penn State	6-2	192	48					Robert A. Bob Higgins
Michigan State	5-5	181	202					Charles W. Bachman
Middle Tennessee State	6-2-1	149	75					E.W. Midgett
Southern Mississippi	7-3	243	52					Reed Green
Notre Dame	8-0-1	271	24					Frank W. Leahy
Army	9-0-1	263	80					Earl H. Red Blaik
Buffalo	7-2	224	91					Jim Peele
Miami Ohio	7-3	220	72					Sid Gillman
Ohio	6-3	206	97					Don Peden
Bowling Green	5-3	95	39					Robert Whittaker
Eastern Michigan	3-4-1	65	80					Elton J. Rynearson
Western Michigan	5-2-1	158	100					John W. Gill
Central Michigan	6-2	233	67					Ron Finch
Nevada	7-2	324	82					James W. Jim Aiken
Temple	2-4-2	61	114					Ray Morrison
Cincinnati	9-2	221	93					Ray Nolting
East Carolina	5-3-1	158	58					Jim Johnson
Connecticut	4-3-1	120	69					J.O. Christian
Navy	1-8	105	186					Lt. Thomas J. Tom Hamilton
Massachusetts	6-2	184	48					Walter Hargesheimer
Charlotte	2-4	52	150					Arthur Deremer

Some records may be incomplete.

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