Anthony Chez

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Anthony Chez was a college football head coach at University of Cincinnati, and West Virginia University. From 1902 to 1903, he served as the head football coach at Cincinnati, where he compiled a 5-10-2 record. In 1904, he was the head football coach at West Virginia, where he compiled a 6-3 record.

Berry • Reynolds • Fennell • Cavanaugh • Reed • Pratt • Chez • Foster • Foley • Inott • Burch • Dana • Little • Cortright • Marty • Chambers • McLaren • Babcock • King • Cohen • Woodworth • Meyer • Nolting • Gillman • Blackburn • Studley • Rice • Callahan • Mason • Staub • Gottfried • Brown • Currey • Murphy • Minter • Dantonio • Kelly

Pratt • Chez • Foster • Schroetter • Easton • Little • Cortright • Morrison • Chambers • Rice • Halliday • Brown • Van Winkle • Ballard • Reuss • Farnham • Wiethe • Smith • Jucker • Baker • Catlett • Badger • Yates • Huggins • Kennedy • Cronin

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

Purinton • Chez • Jenkins • Pyle • Mullenex • Stadsvold • Glenn • Raese • Baric • Lothes • Brickels • Patton • Brown • Schaus • King • Waters • Moran • Gardner • Catlett • Beilein • Huggins

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