| Year |
Conference |
Coach |
Record |
| 1921 |
Northwest Conference |
Earl Krieger |
3-1-1 |
| 1922 |
Northwest Conference |
Allen Snyder |
4-2-1 |
| 1925 |
Northwest Conference |
Warren Steller |
3-1-3 |
| 1928 |
Northwest Conference |
Warren Steller |
5-0-2 |
| 1929 |
Northwest Conference |
Warren Steller |
4-2-1 |
| 1956 |
Mid-American Conference |
Doyt Perry |
8-0-1 |
| 1959 |
Mid-American Conference |
Doyt Perry |
9-0 |
| 1961 |
Mid-American Conference |
Doyt Perry |
8-2 |
| 1962 |
Mid-American Conference |
Doyt Perry |
7-1-1 |
| 1964 |
Mid-American Conference |
Doyt Perry |
9-1 |
| 1965 |
Mid-American Conference |
Bob Gibson |
7-2 |
| 1982 |
Mid-American Conference |
Denny Stolz |
7-5 |
| 1985 |
Mid-American Conference |
Denny Stolz |
11-1 |
| 1991 |
Mid-American Conference |
Gary Blackney |
11-1 |
| 1992 |
Mid-American Conference |
Gary Blackney |
10-2 |
| Total conference championships |
15 |
[edit] Important games
[edit] MAC Championship games
[edit] Bowl games
Bowling Green has been invited to play in 8 bowl games in its history, compiling a record of 4-4 in those games.
[edit] Trophy games
- Bowling Green plays Toledo for the Peace Pipe in the annual Battle of I-75. Bowling Green's record in games played for the Peace Pipe, which date to 1980, is 13-15. The Falcons currently hold the trophy having won the 2007 contest.
- Bowling Green competes against Kent State for the Anniversary Award, which was introduced in 1985. Michigan's record in games played for the trophy is 18-4. The Falcons currently hold the trophy having won the 2007 contest.
[edit] Coaching history
[edit] Individual award winners
[edit] Team and conference MVPs
- 1927: Forrest Warner
- 1928: Chet Chapman
- 1929: Harold Treece
- 1930: Chet Chapman
- 1931: Clifford Stevenson
- 1932: Ford Murray
- 1933: Carl Stephens
- 1934: Richard Wallace
- 1935-38: None Selected
- 1939: Ed Siminski
- 1940: Steve Brudzinski
- 1941: Stanley Yoder
- 1942: Wayne Bordner
- 1943: Art Mergenthaler
- 1944: Al DiMarco
- 1945: Patrick Mulvihill
- 1946: Wayne Bordner
- 1947: Jack Woodland
- 1948: Max Minnich
- 1949: Jack Woodland
- 1950: Richard Pont
- 1951: Fred Durig
- 1952: Fred Durig
- 1953: Bill Bradshaw
- 1954: Bill Bradshaw
- 1955: Carlos Jackson
- 1956: Jack Giroux
- 1957: Tim Murnen
- 1958: Harold Furcron
- 1959: Bob Colburn
- 1960: Jerry Colaner and Don Lisbon
- 1961: Jerry Croft
- 1962: Don Lisbon and Gary Sherman
- 1963: Jim Wisser
- 1964: Jay Cunningham
- 1965: Mike Weger
- 1966: Mike Weger
- 1967: Dave Seiter
- 1968: Dennis Zolciak
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- 1969: Joe Green
- 1970: Phil Villapiano
- 1971: Paul Miles
- 1972: Fred Sturt and Phil Polak
- 1973: Paul Miles
- 1974: Dave Preston
- 1975: Dan Saleet
- 1976: Mark Miller
- 1977: Mark Miller
- 1978: Jeff Groth
- 1979: Mike Wright
- 1980: Todd Gates
- 1981: Craig Valentine
- 1982: Andre Young
- 1983: Martin Bayless
- 1984: Brian McClure
- 1985: Brian McClure
- 1986: Paul Schweitzer
- 1987: John Hunter
- 1988: Kyle Kramer
- 1989: Ronald Heard
- 1990: Keith Pace
- 1991: Erik White
- 1992: Erik White
- 1993: Vince Palko
- 1994: Ryan Henry
- 1995: Chad Bukey
- 1996: Cornell Richards
- 1997: Kevin O'Neil
- 1998: Junior Williams
- 1999: Kurt Gerling, Joe O'Neill, and Brandon Hicks
- 2000: David Bautista and Brandon Hicks
- 2001: Brandon Hicks
- 2002: Josh Harris
- 2003: Josh Harris
- 2004: Omar Jacobs
- 2005: Charles Sharon
- 2006: Devon Parks and Kory Lichtensteiger
- 2007: Kory Lichtensteiger
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[edit] Mid-American Conference honors
- 1984: Brian McClure
- 1985: Brian McClure
- 1991: Erik White
- 1992: Erik White
- Offensive Player of the Year
- 1970: Phil Villapiano
- 1973: Paul Miles
- 1983: Brian McClure
- 1984: Brian McClure
- 1985: Brian McClure
- 1991: Erik White
- 1992: Erik White
- 2004: Omar Jacobs
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- Defensive Player of the Year
- 1969: Joe Green
- 1993: Vince Palko
- 1994: Vince Palko
- 1982: Brian McClure
- 1998: Kurt Gerling
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[edit] Individual school records
[edit] Rushing records
- Most rushing attempts, career: 830, Dave Preston (1973-76)
- Most rushing attempts, season: 324, Dave Preston (1974)
- Most rushing attempts, game: 46, Bryant Jones (1981 vs. Kent State)
- Most rushing yards, career: 3,423, Dave Preston (1973-76)
- Most rushing yards, season: 1,444, Fred Durig (1951)
- Most rushing yards, game: 225, Darryl Story (1983 vs. Ball State)
- Most rushing touchdowns, career: 43, Josh Harris (2000-03)
- Most rushing touchdowns, season: 20, Josh Harris (2002)
- Most rushing touchdowns, game: 5, Dave Preston (1974 vs. Dayton)
[edit] Passing records
- Most passing attempts, career: 1,427, Brian McClure (1982-85)
- Most passing attempts, season: 466, Brian McClure (1983)
- Most passing attempts, game: 60, Omar Jacobs (2004 vs. Toledo)
- Most passing completions, career: 900, Brian McClure (1982-85)
- Most passing completions, season: 325, Josh Harris (2003)
- Most passing completions, game: 38, Josh Harris (2003 vs. Northwestern)
- Most passing yards, career: 10,280, Brian McClure (1982-85)
- Most passing yards, season: 4,002, Omar Jacobs (2004)
- Most passing yards, game: 479, Brian McClure (1985 vs. Ohio)
- Most passing touchdowns, career: 71, Omar Jacobs (2003-05)
- Most passing touchdowns, season: 41, Omar Jacobs (2004)
- Most passing touchdowns, game: 6, Ryan Henry (1994 vs. Ball State)
[edit] Receiving records
- Most receptions, career: 232, Charles Sharon (2002-05)
- Most receptions, season: 99, Cole Magner (2003)
- Most receptions, game: 14, Robert Redd (2002 vs. Northern Illinois) and Corey Partridge (2006 at Toledo)
- Most receiving yards, career: 3,450, Charles Sharon (2002-05)
- Most receiving yards, season: 1,138, Cole Magner (2003)
- Most receiving yards, game: 215, Robert Redd (2001 vs. Marshall)
- Most touchdown receptions, career: 34, Charles Sharon (2002-05)
- Most touchdown receptions, season: 15, Charles Sharon (2004)
- Most touchdown receptions, game: 4, Jeff Groth (1978 vs. Grand Valley State)
[edit] Future Non-Conference Opponents
[edit] Falcons in the NFL
- ^ Doyt Perry Stadium
[edit] External links
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