Don Peden
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Don Peden was head coach of the Ohio Bobcats football team from 1924-1946. In that time, he compiled a 121-46-11 record, good for a winning percentage of .711 that still stands as the best ever for an Ohio football coach. Peden's teams won a total of 6 Buckeye Athletic Association Championships (1929, 1930, 1931, 1935, 1936, and 1938). Peden's tenure at Ohio left a lasting mark on the program when the Bobcat's football stadium, Peden Stadium, was named in his honor following his retirement.
| Preceded by F. B. Heldt |
Ohio Bobcats Head Football Coach 1924–1946 |
Succeeded by Harold Wise |
| Ohio Bobcats Head Football Coaches |
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| Deme • Remsburg • Ford • McLaren • Sullivan • Core • Jones • Monosmith • Hart • Railsback • McFarland • Woods • Hinaman • Banks • Gullum • Finseterwald • Heldt • Peden • Wise • Widdoes • Hess • Kappes • Burke • Bryant • Lichtenberg • Grobe • Knorr • Solich |
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