Larry Siemering

Larry Siemering

Date of birth	November 24, 1910 (1910-11-24) (age 97)
Place of birth	San Francisco, CA, U.S.
Position(s)	Center Head Coach
College	San Francisco
Stats
Playing Stats	Pro Football Reference
Playing Stats	NFL.com
Playing Stats	DatabaseFootball
Team(s) as a player
1935-1936	Boston/Washington Redskins
Team(s) as a coach/administrator
1947-1950 1951	U. of the Pacific Arizona State

Lawrence Edwin Siemering (born November 24, 1910 in San Francisco, California) is a former college football Head Coach. He first coached at University of Pacific, replacing legendary Hall of Fame coach Amos Alonzo Stagg, where he posted a 35-5-3 record. Siemering's most notable Pacific team was the 1949 team, that finished the season 11-0. His 1947 team also finished the season well, with a record of 11-1; the only loss coming by one point. In the 1949 season, the Tigers outscored their opponents 575-66. In 1951, he coached at Arizona State University, where he compiled a 6-3-1 record. He played in the National Football League as a center for the Boston/Washington Redskins.

v • d • e Pacific Tigers Head Football Coaches

Sperry • McCoy • Righter • Stagg • Siemering • Jorge • Myers • Rohde • Campora • Scovil • Smith • Caddas • Toledo • Cope • Harris • Shelton

v • d • e Arizona State Sun Devils Head Football Coaches

Irish • Schaeffer • Cooper • Wills • McCreary • Shipkey • Lavik • Howell • Walker • Coutchie • Doherty • Siemering • Smith • Devine • Kush • Owens • Rogers • Cooper • Marmie • Snyder • Koetter • Erickson

v • d • e Calgary Stampeders Head Football Coaches

Lear • Snyder • Siemering • Hennemier • Douglas • Owen • Dobbs • Williams • Duncan • Wood • Gotta • Wiegandt • Williams • Gotta • Buratto • Vespaziani • Kuharich • Buono • Barker • Dunigan • Higgins • Hufnagel