Sol Metzger

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Sol S. Metzger was a collegiate football coach. As a coach at Baylor University, he compiled a 2-5-1 record in 1904. In 1908, he had his best success at the University of Pennsylvania going 11-0-1. In 1909, he became head coach at Oregon State University posting a 4-2-1 record. From 1914 to 1915, he coached at West Virginia University and compiled a 10-6-1 record. His last coaching stop was at the University of South Carolina where he went 31-20-2.

Oregon State Beavers Head Football Coaches
Bloss • Kenney • Downing • Code • Bloss • Stickney • Herbold • McFadden • Steckle • Norcross • Metzger • Schildmiller • Dolan • Stewart • Pipall • Hargiss • Rutherford • Schissler • Stiner • Taylor • Prothro • Andros • Fertig • Avezzano • Kragthorpe • Pettibone • Riley • Erickson • Riley

West Virginia Mountaineers Head Football Coaches
Emory • Rane • McCrory • Trenchard • Krebs • Anderson • Yeager • Hill • Yeager • Trout • Chez • Forkum • Russell • Leuder • Edmunds • Sweetland • Metzger • McIntire • Spears • Rogers • Neale • Tallman • Glenn • Kern • DeGroot • Lewis • Corum • Carlen • Bowden • Cignetti • Nehlen • Rodriguez

South Carolina Gamecocks Head Football Coaches
W. A. Whaley • W.P. Murphy • W. Wertenbaker • I. O. Hunt • B. W. Dickson • C. R. Williams • Benet • McKay • Neff • N. B. Edgerton • Warren • Foster • Dobson • Metzger • Bocock • Lightsey • Laval • McCallister • Enright • J. P. Moran • Newton • McMillan • Giese • Bass • Dietzel • Carlen • Bell • Morrison • Woods • Scott • Holtz • Spurrier