Fred Cozens

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Fred W. Cozens was a college men's basketball coach. He was the first head coach of the University of California, Los Angeles from 1919 to 1921, guiding them to a 20-4 record. He also served as the first football coach in UCLA history in 1919, compiling a 2-6 record.

Preceded by
none		 UCLA Head Men's Basketball Coach
1919 – 1921		 Succeeded by
Caddy Works
Preceded by
none		 UCLA Head Football Coach
1919		 Succeeded by
Harry Trotter


Cozens • Works • Johns • Wooden • Bartow • Cunningham • Brown • Farmer • Hazzard • Harrick • Lavin • Howland

Cozens • Trotter • Cline • Spaulding • Horrell • LaBrucherie • Sanders • Dickerson • Barnes • Prothro • Rodgers • Vermeil • Donahue • Toledo • Kezirian (Interim) • Dorrell

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