Frank R. Burns

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Frank R. Burns was the head football coach at Rutgers University from 1973 to 1983. His career record at Rutgers was 78-43-1. In 1978, Burns led Rutgers to their first bowl game, the now-defunct Garden State Bowl.

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Preceded by
Frank Kush		 Walter Camp Coach of the Year
1976		 Succeeded by
Lou Holtz
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Walter Camp Coach of the Year winners

1967: J. Pont  | 1968: W. Hayes | 1969: B. Schembechler  | 1970: B. Blackman  | 1971: B. Devaney  | 1972: J. Paterno  | 1973: J. Majors  | 1974: B. Switzer  | 1975: F. Kush  | 1976: F. Burns  | 1977: Lou Holtz  | 1978: W. Powers  | 1979: J. Mackovic  | 1980: V. Cooley  | 1981: J. Sherrill  | 1982: J. Stovall  | 1983: M. White  | 1984: J. Morrison  | 1985: F. DeBerry  | 1986: J. Johnson  | 1987: D. MacPherson  | 1988: D. Nehlen  | 1989: B. McCartney  | 1990: B. Ross  | 1991: B. Bowden  | 1992: Stallings  | 1993: T. Bowden  | 1994: J. Paterno  | 1995: G. Barnett  | 1996: Br. Snyder | 1997: L. Carr  | 1998: Bi. Snyder  | 1999: F. Beamer  | 2000: B. Stoops  | 2001: R. Friedgen  | 2002: K. Ferentz  | 2003: B. Stoops  | 2004: T. Tuberville  | 2005: J. Paterno  | 2006: G. Schiano  | 2007: M. Mangino
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Rutgers Scarlet Knights Head Football Coaches

Reynolds • H. W. Ambruster • Pendleton • Van Dyck Jr. • Daly • Robinson • Van Hovenberg • Mann • A.E. Hitchner • F. H. Gorton • Smith • Pritchard • Gargan • Sanford • Wallace • Rockafeller • Tasker • Harman • Steigman • Bateman • Burns • Anderson • Graber • Shea • Schiano