John Neff

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For the investor of the same name, see John Neff (investor).

John Neff was a college football head coach. In 1909, he served as the head football coach at Virginia, where he compiled a 7-1 record, where his team outscored opponents 155-11. From 1910 to 1911, he coached at South Carolina, where he compiled a 5-8-2 record. His overall record as a college football coach stands at 12-9-2.

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Virginia Cavaliers Head Football Coaches

Poe • Mackey • Bergen • Massie • Hoxton • Abbott • De Saulles • Poe • Sanford • Cole • Johnson • Cooke Jr. • Neff • Crawford • Yancey • Elliott • Wood • Varner • Evans • Coleman • Warren • Campbell • Neale • Abell • Dawson • Tebell • Murray • Guepe • McDonald • Martin • Voris • Elias • Blackburn • Lawrence • Randle • Bestwick • Welsh • Groh
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South Carolina Gamecocks Head Football Coaches

Whaley • Murphy • Wertenbaker • Hunt • Dickson • Williams • Benet • McKay • Neff • Edgerton • Warren • Foster • Dobson • Metzger • Bocock • Lightsey • Laval • McCallister • Enright • Moran • Newton • McMillan • Giese • Bass • Dietzel • Carlen • Bell • Morrison • Woods • Scott • Holtz • Spurrier
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