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Virginia Football Team History

Virginia Cavaliers

University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA
Founded: 1819
Stadium: Scott Stadium
Capacity: 62,500
Colors: Navy Blue & Orange
Coach: John L. DeSaulles
Conference: Independent-

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1888 <-- 1901 <- 1902 -> 1903 --> 2024

1902 Season Highlights

John L. DeSaulles enters his 1st season as Head Coach at Virginia.

1902 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Sat., Sep. 27	vs. Washington & Lee	16	0	W
Sat., Oct. 4	vs. St. Albans	15	0	W
Sat., Oct. 11	@ Nashville	27	0	W
Sat., Oct. 18	@ Transylvania	12	0	W
Sat., Oct. 25	vs. St. Johns (Maryland)	22	0	W
Sat., Nov. 1	vs. Davidson	35	0	W
Sat., Nov. 8	vs. Lehigh	6	34	L	@ Washington, DC
Sat., Nov. 15	vs. Virginia Tech	6	0	W
Sat., Nov. 22	vs. Carlisle	6	5	W	@ Norfolk, VA
Thu., Nov. 27	vs. North Carolina	12	12	T	@ Richmond, VA

1902 Season Totals
Record	8-1 -1
Points Scored	157
Scoring Average	15.7
Points Allowed	51
Defense Average	5.1
Opponents Record	8-3
Conference Record	0-0
Home Record	6-1 -1
Away Record	2-0

1902 NCAA Final Rankings
Rank	Record	Source
was not ranked.

1902 Independent- Standings
	Season			Bowls	Conference
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA		W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Iowa State	6-3-1	246	56					A.W. Ristine
Kansas	6-4	108	93					Arthur H. Curtis
Connecticut	4-3	84	66					E.O. Smith
Nebraska	9-0	159	0					Walter C. Bummy Booth
California	8-0	168	12					James R. Whipple
Virginia	8-1-1	157	51					John L. DeSaulles
Penn State	7-3	212	34					William N. Pop Golden
Texas A&M	7-0-2	118	17					J.E. Platt
West Virginia	7-4	219	92					Louis Yeager
Arkansas	6-3	138	73					Charles Thomas
Army	6-1-1	180	28					Dennis E. Nolan
Louisiana State	6-1	80	27					W.S. Boreland
Notre Dame	6-2-1	203	51					James F. Faragher
Oklahoma	6-3	175	60					Mark McMahon
South Carolina	6-1	195	16					C.R. Williams
Stanford	6-1	111	37					Carl L. Clemans
Syracuse	6-2-1	172	93					Edwin R. Sweetland
Arizona	5-0	134	0					Leslie Gillette
Marshall	5-0-2	66	2					George Ford
Miami Ohio	5-2-1	86	33					Peter McPherson
Missouri	5-3	99	80					Pat ODea
Northern Illinois	5-1-1	74	16					John L. Keith
Pittsburgh	5-5-1	134	107					Frederick J. Crolius
Washington	5-1	65	18					James Knight
Central Michigan	4-0	82	0					Charles Tambling
Cincinnati	4-2-2	58	45					Anthony W. Chez
Oregon State	4-1-1	157	16					Frank D. Herbold
Baylor	3-4-2	71	89					J.C. Ewing
Buffalo	3-3	41	96					No Coach
Maryland	3-5-2	28	90					D. John Markey
Oregon	3-1-3	87	16					Marion F. Dolph
Rutgers	3-7	42	188					Harry W. Van Hovenberg
Virginia Tech	3-2-1	89	23					R.R. Brown
Arizona State	2-1	73	12					Frederick M. Irish
Kansas State	2-6	46	121					C.E. Dietz
Navy	2-7-1	35	99					Arthur R.T. Doc Hillebrand
Southern California	2-3	29	44					No Coach
Washington State	2-3	28	39					William A. Allen
Nevada	1-2	21	40					Dr. Allen C. Steckle
Oklahoma State	1-0	40	0					Unknown
Temple	1-4-1	29	62					H. Shindle Wingert
Wyoming	1-0	18	0					William McMurray
Akron	0-2	0	43					Forest Firestone
Boston College	0-8	11	164					Arthur White
Louisiana	0-1	0	42					Unknown
New Mexico State	0-1-2	0	6					John O. Miller
Ohio	0-5-1	0	143					Harold Monosmith
Texas Christian	0-5-1	0	93					H.E. Hildebrand
Tulsa	0-1	0	33					Unknown

1902 All American Awards
Player	Position	Class	Ht.	Wt.	Award	Team	Source
Coming Someday

1902 All Independent Conference Players
Player	Position	Class	Ht.	Wt.	Team	Source
Coming Someday

Some records may be incomplete.

Great Moments in College Football History

Quarterbacks from Alabama won the first three Super Bowls. They also have more Super Bowl wins than quarterbacks from any other school (Kenny Stabler 1, Joe Namath 1 and Bart Starr 2).