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1982 Independent Conference Standings


	Season			Conference				Coach
South Carolina	4-7	224	259					Richard Bell
Boston College	8-3-1	294	219					Jack Bicknell, Sr.
Syracuse	2-9	159	244					Dick MacPherson
Florida State	9-3	419	254					Bobby Bowden
Pittsburgh	9-3	300	129					Serafino Foge Fazio
Virginia Tech	7-4	211	141					Bill Dooley
West Virginia	9-3	284	182					Don Nehlen
Penn State	11-1	395	196					Joe Paterno
Rutgers	5-6	180	278					Frank R. Burns
Western Kentucky	5-5	186	200					Jimmy Feix
North Texas	2-9	179	283					Corky Nelson
Southern Mississippi	7-4	304	180					Jim Carmody
Notre Dame	6-4-1	206	174					Gerry Faust
Army	4-7	164	271					Ed Cavanaugh
Buffalo	5-5	291	180					Bill Dando
Akron	6-5	188	144					Jim Dennison
Louisiana	7-3-1	248	197					Sam Robertson
Central Florida	0-10	109	356					Sam Weir
Temple	4-7	220	202					Wayne Hardin
Cincinnati	6-5	281	206					Mike Gottfried
East Carolina	7-4	259	228					Ed Emory
Memphis	1-10	129	284					Rex Dockery
Tulane	4-7	201	271					Vince Gibson
Navy	6-5	230	196					Gary Tranquill
Louisville	5-6	220	355					Bob Weber
Georgia Southern	7-3-1	290	190					Erk Russell
Liberty	7-4	251	214					Tom Dowling
James Madison	8-3	283	229					Challace McMillin

Some records may be incomplete.

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