Norman C. Paine

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Norman C Paine was the head football coach at Baylor University in 1913. His record there stands at 4-4-2. From 1917 to 1918, he served as the head coach at the University of Arkansas, posting a 8-3-1 record. In 1920, he served as the coach at Iowa State University posting a 4-4 record.

R.H. Hamilton • W.J. Ritchie • J.C. Ewing • R.N.Watts • Metzger • Webb • Burleson • E.J. Mills • Glaze • Paine • Mosley • Bridges • Jennings • Kimbrough • Woodruff • Sauer • Boyd • Bridgers • Beall • Teaff • Reedy • Roberts • Steele • Morriss

Brownlie • Finney • German • Warner • Meyers • Woodruff • Clinton • Ristine • Williams • Hubbard • Mayser • Paine • Kent • Willaman • Workman • Veenker • Yeager • Donels • Michalske • Stuber • DiFrancesca • Myers • Stapleton • Majors • Bruce • Duncan • Criner • Walden • McCarney • Chizik

Futrall • B.N. Wilson • Searles • Thomas • D.A. McDaniel • A.D. Brown • Longman • Bezdek • E.T. Pickering • T.T. McConnell • Paine • J.B. Craig • McLaren • Schmidt • Thomsen • Cole • Tomlin • Rose • Barnhill • Douglas • Wyatt • Mitchell • Broyles • Holtz • Hatfield • Crowe • Kines • Ford • Nutt

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