Ewald O. Stiehm

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Ewald O. Stiehm was a college football coach at University of Nebraska and Indiana University. From 1911 to 1915, he coached at Nebraska, and compiled an impressive 35-2-3 record. This includes three seasons from 1913 to 1915 which were undefeated seasons. In the history of the great Nebraska program, he has had the highest winning percentage. From 1916 to 1921, he coached at Indiana, and compiled a 20-18-1 record. Altogether, he has posted a 55-20-4(.722) career record.

Frothingham • Lyman • Williams • Crawford • Thomas • Robinson • Yost • Branch • Booth • Foster • Cole • Stiehm • Stewart • Kline • Schulte • Dawson • Bearg • Bible • Jones • Presnell • Lewandowski • Clark • Masterson • Glassford • Elliott • Jennings • Devaney • Osborne • Solich • Pelini (interim) • Callahan

Lehmer • Hewitt • E. Berry • Morrell • Clapp • Hewiat • Field • Stiehm • Waugh • Stewart • Schlisser • Frank • Kline • Bearg • Black • Browne • Lewandowski • Klein • Good • Bush • Cipriano • Iba • Nee • Collier • Sadler •

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

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