W. H. Britton

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W.H. Britton was a Head Football Coach for the University of Tennessee for one season in 1935. He coached the team in the absence of Robert Neyland, who left for active duty in the U.S. Army. His career record was 4-5.

[edit] Career as Assistant

Britton was an assistant at Tennessee from 1926 to 1947 (excluding his one season as head coach).

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Dougherty • Kipp • Stone • Clevenger • Bender • Fitzgerald • Bender • Banks • Britton • Gullion • Mauer • Lowery • Sines • Mears • England • Mears • DeVoe • Houston • O'Neill • Green • Peterson • Pearl

Pierce • Kelley • Fisher • Crawford • Depree • Levene • Stone • Clevenger • Bender • Banks • Neyland • Britton • Barnhill • Robinson • Wyatt • McDonald • Dickey • Battle • Majors • Fulmer

Preceded by
Robert Neyland		 University of Tennessee Head Football Coach
1935		 Succeeded by
Robert Neyland


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