Coaches · 1902–1927 · 5 programs

John Heisman
Clemson 1902–1903Georgia Tech 1904–1919Pennsylvania 1920–1922Washington & Jefferson 1923Rice 1924–1927
Seasons
26
1902–1927
Titles
0
seasons finished as the largest empire
Land battles
61–29
68% won
Land taken
1,578,303
square miles, career
On the carousel
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the carousel starts in 2014
Season by season
Every stop on the map
- 1927Rice · peak 23,330 mi² · landless at the end · 1–2 in land battles
- 1926Rice · peak 39,722 mi² · landless at the end · 1–1 in land battles
- 1925Rice · peak 39,722 mi² · landless at the end · 1–1 in land battles
- 1924Rice · peak 97,832 mi² · landless at the end · 2–2 in land battles
- 1923Washington & Jefferson · peak 59,026 mi² · ended with 59,026 mi² · #13 · 3–1 in land battles
- 1922Pennsylvania · peak 50,392 mi² · landless at the end · 3–1 in land battles
- 1921Pennsylvania · peak 6,515 mi² · landless at the end · 0–1 in land battles
- 1920Pennsylvania · peak 11,284 mi² · ended with 1,250 mi² · #30 · 2–1 in land battles
- 1919Georgia Tech · peak 63,026 mi² · landless at the end · 4–2 in land battles
- 1918Georgia Tech · peak 80,107 mi² · landless at the end · 3–1 in land battles
- 1917Georgia Tech · peak 92,425 mi² · ended with 92,425 mi² · #11 · 6–0 in land battles
- 1916Georgia Tech · peak 195,371 mi² · ended with 195,371 mi² · #6 · 4–0 in land battles
Programs
- Clemson1902–1903 · 2 seasons
- Georgia Tech1904–1919 · 16 seasons
- Pennsylvania1920–1922 · 3 seasons
- Washington & Jefferson1923 · 1 season
- Rice1924–1927 · 4 seasons
Rivals across the sideline
- Mike Donahue1–8 in land battles
- Pop Warner0–4 in land battles
- Dan McGugin2–1 in land battles
- Thomas Kelley2–0 in land battles
- W.S. Whitney2–0 in land battles