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1929 Independent Conference Standings


	Season			Conference				Coach
Boston College	7-2-1	202	65					Joseph Joe McKenney
Syracuse	6-3	259	46					Lewis P. Lew Andreas
Wake Forest	6-5-1	107	155					Frank S. Pat Miller
Pittsburgh	9-1	291	90					Dr. John B. Jock Sutherland
West Virginia	4-3-3	77	95					Ira Errett Rat Rogers
Texas Tech	1-7-2	31	141					Grady Higgenbotham
Penn State	6-3	101	75					Hugo F. Bezdek
Michigan State	5-3	244	104					James H. Jim Crowley
Middle Tennessee State	6-3-1	85	92					Frank Faulkinberry
Southern Mississippi	2-6-1	74	105					William B. Saunders
Texas El Paso	6-1-2	154	46					Mack Saxon
Notre Dame	9-0	145	38					Knute Kenneth Rockne
Army	6-4-1	276	132					Lawrence M. Biff Jones
New Mexico State	3-2-3	132	57					Gerald H. Hines
Kent State	1-7	20	161					Merle E. Wagoner
Ball State	0-7	43	200					Paul B. Shorty Parker
New Mexico	2-4-2	133	100					Roy W. Johnson
Arizona State	0-6	13	143					Aaron M. McCreary
Arizona	7-1	182	22					James F. Pop McKale
Arkansas State	2-5	61	137					Herbert Schwartz
Temple	6-3-1	133	65					Henry J. Miller
Connecticut	4-4	92	47					Summer Dole
Navy	6-2-2	233	59					William A. Bill Ingram
Jacksonville State	5-3	73	84					J.W. Stephenson
Massachusetts	1-8	32	248					Charles McGeoch
Georgia Southern	2-1-2	95	32					Crook Smith

Some records may be incomplete.

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