Charles Tallman

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Charles C. "Trusty" Tallman was a college football head coach at Marshall and West Virginia. From 1925 to 1928, he coached at Marshall, and led them to a 22-9-7 record. From 1934 to 1936, he served as the head football coach at West Virginia, where he compiled a 15-12-4 record. His overall record as a head coach stands at 37-21-9.

Preceded by
Russ Meredith		 Marshall Head Football Coach
1925–1928		 Succeeded by
Bill Strickling
Preceded by
Earl "Greasy" Neale		 West Virginia Head Football Coach
1934–1936		 Succeeded by
Marshall Glenn
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Marshall Thundering Herd Head Football Coaches

Ford • McCary • Rardin • Vinal • Chambers • Shipley • Reilly • Cramer • Shelton • Briggs • Meredith • Tallman • Maulbetsch • Dandelet • Henderson • Pederson • Royer • Snyder • Moss • Tolley • Lengyel • Ellwood • Randle • Parrish • Chaump • Donnan • Pruett • Snyder
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Marshall Thundering Herd Head Basketball Coaches

Crotty • Chambers • Reilly • Shelton • Cramer • Barnes • Strickling • Meredith • Tallman • Strickling • Stuart • Dandalet • Henderson • Rivlin • Johnson • Way • Tacy • Daniels • Aberdeen • Zuffelato • Huckabay • Altman • Freeman • Donovan • White • Jirsa • Jones
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West Virginia Mountaineers Head Football Coaches

Emory • Rane • McCrory • Trenchard • Krebs • Anderson • Yeager • Hill • Trout • Chez • Forkum • Russell • Lueder • Edmunds • Sweetland • Metzger • McIntyre • Spears • Rodgers • Neale • Tallman • Glenn • Kern • DeGroot • Lewis • Corum • Carlen • Bowden • Cignetti • Nehlen • Rodriguez • Stewart
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