Joe Maddock (coach)

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Joseph A. Joe Maddock was a highly successful college football coach at the University of Oregon, and the University of Utah. From 1904 to 1909, he led Utah to a 30-10-1 record. In 1924, he coached Oregon to a 4-3-1 record. In his seven years of coaching, he has never had a losing season. He played his college football at Michigan

Preceded by Shy Huntington	University of Oregon Head Coaches 1924	Succeeded by Richard Smith
Preceded by Harvey R. Holmes	University of Utah Head Coaches 1904-1909	Succeeded by Fred Bennian

Oregon Ducks Head Football Coaches
Young • Benson • Frick • Smith• Simpson • Kaarsberg • Smith • Dolph • Smith • Smith • Shorts • Bezdek • Frost • Forbes • Warner • Pinkham • Bezdek • Huntington • Maddock • Smith • McEwan • Spears • Callison • Oliver • Warren • Oliver • Aiken • Casanova • Frei • Enright • Reid • Brooks • Bellotti

Utah Utes Head Football Coaches
C.B. Ferris • Cummings • Wilson • Holmes • Maddock • Bennion • Norgren • Fitzpatrick • Armstrong • Curtice • Nagel • Giddings • Meek • Lovat • Howard • Stobart • Fassel • McBride • Meyer • Whittingham