W. L. Driver

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

William L. Billy Driver was a college football coach at Mississippi, TCU, and UC Davis. From 1913 to 1914, he coached at Mississippi, where he compiled an 11-7-2 record. From 1920 to 1921, he coached at TCU, where he compiled a 15-4-1 season. That total included a 9-1 season in 1920.From 1923 to 1927, he coached at UC Davis and compiled an 18-23-3 record.

Preceded by
Leo De Tray		 University of Mississippi Head Football Coaches
1913–1914		 Succeeded by
Fred Robbins
v • d • e
Ole Miss Rebels Head Football Coaches

Bondurant • Rhea/Clark* • Fairbanks • Hollister • Scarbrough • Lyon • Estes • Shibley • Martin • Harvey • Dodd • Hammond • Mason • Kyle • Stauffer • De Tray • Driver • Robbins • Noble • Sullivan • Cowell • Barnard • Hazel • Walker • Mehre • Drew • Vaught • Kinard • Cooper • Sloan • Brewer • Dunn • Tuberville • Cutcliffe • Orgeron • Nutt
*Disputed. See Ole Miss Rebels football.
v • d • e
TCU Horned Frogs Head Football Coaches

Field • Morrison • Hildebrand • Cronk • Hyde • Langley  • Lewis • Lever • Stewart • Cahoon • Boles  • Freeland • Daniel • Tipton • Hackney • Driver • McKnight  • Bell • Schmidt • Meyer • Martin • Taylor • Pittman • Tohill • Shofner • Dry • Wacker • Sullivan • Franchione • Patterson
v • d • e
UC Davis Aggies Head Football Coaches

Harmon • Glascock • Van Gent • Elfrink • Brewer • Driver • Toomey • Hickey • Forbes • Lotter • Forbes • Lotter • Schmalenberger • Lotter • Schmalenberger • Sochor • Foster • Biggs