Paul J. Schissler

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Paul J. Schissler was the head football coach for Oregon State from 1924 to 1932. During his eight year tenure, he compiled a 48-30-2(.613) record. He led the Beavers to three 7 win seasons in 1925, 1926, and 1930. He was known for opening seasons strong, having had a 76-0 win against Willamette, a 67-0 win against Multomah AC, and a 51-0 win against Willamette.

Preceded by
R.B. Rutherford		 Oregon State University Head Football Coach
1924–1932		 Succeeded by
Lon Stiner

[edit] Reference

  • ESPN College Football Encyclopedia

Bloss • Kenney • Downing • Code • Stickney • Herbold • McFadden • Steckle • Norcross • Metzger • Schildmiller • Dolan • Stewart • Pipall • Hargiss • Rutherford • Schissler • Stiner • Taylor • Prothro • Andros • Fertig • Avezzano • Kragthorpe • Pettibone • Riley • Erickson

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