Bill Ingram

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Bill Ingram was a college football head coach at California, Indiana, and Navy. From 1923 to 1925, he guided Indiana to a 10-12-1 record. At Navy he posted a 32-13-4 record. These totals included his 1926 team, which finished with a 9-0-1 record. He did a good coaching job at Cal winning 27 games in 4 years. He is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, for his great coaching success.

Preceded by: Nibs Price	California Head Football Coach 1931–1934	Succeeded by: Leonard Allison
Preceded by: James P. Herron	Indiana Head Football Coach 1923–1925	Succeeded by: H. O. Page
Preceded by: Jack Owsley	Navy Head Football Coach 1926–1930	Succeeded by: Rip Miller

California Golden Bears Head Football Coaches
O.S. Howard • McClung • W.W. Heffelfinger • Gill • Butterworth • Nott • Cochran • Kelly • Simpson • Whipple • Hopper • J.W. Knibbs • Smith • Price • Ingram • Allison • Shaw • Wickhorst • Waldorf • Elliott • Levy • Willsey • White • Theder • Kapp • Snyder • Gilbertson • Mariucci • Holmoe • Tedford

Navy Midshipmen Head Football Coaches
Carter • Crosby • Hartwell • Wurtenburg • McClung • Poe • Armstrong • Cochran • Hillebrand • Chamberlain • Dashiell • Reeves • Berrien • Howard • Ingram • Dobie • Folwell • Owsley • Ingram • Miller • Hamilton • Hardwick • Larson • Whelchel • Hagberg • Hamilton • Sauer • Erdelatz • Hardin • Elias • Forzano • Welsh • Tranquill • Uzelac • Chaump • Weatherbie • Lantz • Johnson

Indiana Hoosiers Head Football Coaches
Woodford • Wollen • Herod • Ferbert • Huddleston • Osgood • Wren • Gonterman • Horne • Sheldon • Childs • Stiehm • Herron • Ingram • Page • Hayes • McMillin • Smith • Crimmins • Hicks • Dickens • Pont • Corso • Wyche • Mallory • Cameron • DiNardo • Hoeppner