Clay Stapleton

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Clay Stapleton was the head football coach of Iowa State from 1958 to 1967. During his tenure, he compiled a 42-53-4 record. He was known for his T Formation offense, and notorious for punting on third down. He also served as Iowa State's athletic director following his coaching stint.

Preceded by:
Jim Myers		 Iowa State Football Coaches
1958–1967		 Succeeded by:
Johnny Majors
Iowa State Cyclones Head Football Coaches
Brownlie • Finney • German • Warner German • Meyers • Woodruff • Clinton • Ristine • Williams • Hubbard • Mayser • Paine • Kent • Willaman • Workman • Veenker • Yeager • Donels • Michalske • Stuber • DiFrancesca • Myers • Stapleton • Majors • Bruce • Duncan • Criner • Walden • McCarney • Chizik
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