Bill Ingram

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Bill Ingram was a college football head coach at California, Indiana, and Navy. From 1923 to 1925, he guided Indiana to a 10-12-1 record. At Navy he posted a 32-13-4 record. These totals included his 1926 team, which finished with a 9-0-1 record. He did a good coaching job at Cal winning 27 games in 4 years. He is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, for his great coaching success.

Preceded by Nibs Price	California Head Football Coach 1931–1934	Succeeded by Leonard Allison
Preceded by James P. Herron	Indiana Head Football Coach 1923–1925	Succeeded by H. O. Page
Preceded by Jack Owsley	Navy Head Football Coach 1926–1930	Succeeded by Rip Miller

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California Golden Bears Head Football Coaches

O.S. Howard • McClung • W.W. Heffelfinger • Gill • Butterworth • Nott • Cochran • Kelly • Simpson • Whipple • Hopper • J.W. Knibbs • Smith • Price • Ingram • Allison • Shaw • Wickhorst • Waldorf • Elliott • Levy • Willsey • White • Theder • Kapp • Snyder • Gilbertson • Mariucci • Holmoe • Tedford

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Navy Midshipmen Head Football Coaches

Carter • Crosby • Hartwell • Wurtenburg • McClung • Poe • Armstrong • Cochran • Hillebrand • Chamberlain • Dashiell • Reeves • Berrien • Howard • Ingram • Dobie • Folwell • Owsley • Ingram • Miller • Hamilton • Hardwick • Larson • Whelchel • Hagberg • Hamilton • Sauer • Erdelatz • Hardin • Elias • Forzano • Welsh • Tranquill • Uzelac • Chaump • Weatherbie • Lantz • Johnson

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Indiana Hoosiers Head Football Coaches

Woodford • Wollen • Herod • Ferbert • Huddleston • Osgood • Wren • Gonterman • Horne • Sheldon • Childs • Stiehm • Herron • Ingram • Page • Hayes • McMillin • Smith • Crimmins • Hicks • Dickens • Pont • Corso • Wyche • Mallory • Cameron • DiNardo • Hoeppner