Charles Brickley

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Charles E. Brickley

Title	Head coach
College	Boston College Johns Hopkins
Sport	Football
Career highlights
Overall	22-9-0
Coaching stats
College Football DataWarehouse
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1916-1917 1915	Boston College Johns Hopkins

Charles E. Brickley is a former head coach of the Boston College (1916-1917), Johns Hopkins University (1915) and Fordham University (1920) college football programs.

Brickley was an All-American under Percy Haughton at Harvard. In 1916 he led Boston College to its first defeat over rival Holy Cross since 1889. [1]

[edit] Head Coaching Record

Year	Team	Overall
1916	Boston College	6-2-0
1917	Boston College	6-2-0
Boston College:		12-4-0
1915	Johns Hopkins University	6-2-0
Johns Hopkins University:		6-2-0
Total:		18-6-0
^†Indicates BCS bowl game. ^#Rankings from final Coaches Poll of the season.

[edit] References

[edit] External links

Charles E. Brickley's entry at College Football Data Warehouse

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Boston College Eagles Head Football Coaches

Drum • Nagle • Lawless • Carney • Dunlop • White • Reilly & Kenney • McCarthy • Hart • Courtney • Joy • Mahoney • Brickley • Morrissey • Cavanaugh • Daley • McKenney • McNamara • Downes • Dobie • Leahy • Myers • Sarno • Myers • Holovak • Hefferle • Miller • Yukica • Chlebek • Bicknell • Coughlin • Henning • O’Brien • Jagodzinski

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Fordham Rams Head Football Coaches

Condon • Wallace • Livingston • T. Carmody • McNally • Lee • Ely • Grainger • Shaeffer • B. Carmody • Massterson • Couch • Mullen • McCarthy • Smith • Murphy • McGee • Smith • H. Gargan • Thorp • Wymard • Vaughan • F. Gargan • McCaffrey • Siskind • DuMoe • Brickley • Gargan • Cavanaugh • Crowley • Walsh • Danowski • Lansing • Loucks • Rice • Stephans • Tutein • Glueck • Quartaro • O'Keefe • Clawson • Foley • Masella