Denny Stolz

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Denny Stolz was the head football coach of Michigan State from 1973 to 1975. During his tenure, he compiled a 19-13-1 record. He also served as the head football coach for Bowling Green State University from 1977-1985, compiling a 56-45-1 record, and San Diego State from 1986 to 1988, compiling a 16-19 record.

Preceded by
Duffy Daugherty		 Michigan State Head Football Coach
1973–1975		 Succeeded by
Darryl Rogers
Preceded by
Doug Scovil		 San Diego State Head Football Coach
1986–1988		 Succeeded by
Al Luginbill

Keep • Bernies • Denman • Brewer • Macklin • Sommers • Gauthier • Clark • Barron • Young • Kipke • Crowley • Bachman • Munn • Daugherty • Stolz • Rogers • Waters • Perles • Saban • Williams • Watts • Smith • Dantonio

Stitt • Jean • Krieger • Snyder • R.B. McCandless • Steller • Ockerman • Whittaker • Perry • Gibson • Nehlen • Stolz • Ankney • Blackney • Meyer • Brandon

Peterson • Herreid • Calland • Eubank • Breitbard • Terry • Schutte • Governali • Coryell • Gilbert • Scovil • Stolz • Luginbill • Tollner • Craft • Long

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