Paul Bixler

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Paul O. Bixler (January 25, 1907 - November 1985) was an American football coach who was head coach at Ohio State University for one year (1946) after serving as an assistant to Carroll Widdoes. He was then head coach at Colgate University (1947-51). He later served as director of player personnel for the Cleveland Browns.

Bixler was a graduate of Mount Union College. He started as an assistant coach at the University of Akron where he also served as head basketball coach.

Preceded by
Carroll C. Widdoes		 Ohio State Head Football Coaches
1946		 Succeeded by
Wesley E. "Wes" Fesler


Williams • Bradley • East • Weed • Haggerty • Sefton • Coleman • Sefton • Blair • Bixler • Dowler • Beichly • Laterza • Webb • Adams • Cunningham • Rupert • Huggins • Crawford • Hipsher • Dambrot

Lilley • Ryder • Hickey • Edwards • Eckstorm • Hale • Sweetland • Herrnstein • Jones • Vaughn • Richards • Wilce • Willaman • Schmidt • Brown • Widdoes • Bixler • Fesler • Hayes • Bruce • Cooper • Tressel

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