Tom Cahill (football coach)

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Thomas Cahill

Title Head coach
College Army
Sport Football
Career highlights
Overall 40-39-2
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1966-1973 Army

Thomas Cahill is a former head coach of the United States Military Academy college football program from 1966-1973.

[edit] Head Coaching Record

Year Team Overall Conference Standing Bowl Coaches# AP°
1966 Army 8-2-0
1967 Army 8-2-0
1968 Army 7-3-0
1969 Army 4-5-1
1970 Army 1-9-1
1971 Army 6-4-0
1972 Army 6-4-0
1973 Army 0-10-0
Total: 40-39-2
†Indicates BCS bowl game. #Rankings from final Coaches Poll of the season.

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Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year winners

1957: W. Hayes  | 1958: P. Dietzel  | 1959: B. Schwartzwalder  | 1960: M. Warmath  | 1961: D. Royal  | 1962: J. McKay  | 1963: D. Royal  | 1964: A. Parseghian  | 1965: D. Daugherty  | 1966: T. Cahill  | 1967: J. Pont  | 1968: W. Hayes  | 1969: B. Schembechler  | 1970: A. Agase  | 1971: B. Devaney  | 1972: J. McKay  | 1973: J. Majors  | 1974: G. Teaff  | 1975: W. Hayes  | 1976: J. Majors  | 1977: L. Holtz  | 1978: J. Paterno  | 1979: E. Bruce  | 1980: V. Dooley  | 1981: D. Ford  | 1982: J. Paterno  | 1983: H. Schnellenberger  | 1984: L. Edwards  | 1985: F. DeBerry  | 1986: J. Paterno  | 1987: D. MacPherson  | 1988: L. Holtz  | 1989: B. McCartney  | 1990: B. Ross  | 1991: D. James  | 1992: G. Stallings  | 1993: T. Bowden  | 1994: R. Brooks  | 1995: G. Barnett  | 1996: B. Snyder  | 1997: M. Price  | 1998: P. Fulmer  | 1999: F. Beamer  | 2000: B. Stoops  | 2001: R. Friedgen  | 2002: J. Tressel  | 2003: N. Saban  | 2004: U. Meyer  | 2005: C. Weis  | 2006: G. Schiano  | 2007: M. Mangino
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Army Black Knights Head Football Coaches

Michie • Williams • Bliss • Graves • Dyer • Koehler • Kromer • Nolan • King • Boyers • Smither • Nelly • Beacham • Graves • Daly • Keyes • Mitchell • Daly • McEwan • Jones • Sasse • Davidson • Wood • Blaik • Hall • Dietzel • Cahill • Smith • Saban • Cavanaugh • Young • Sutton • Berry • Mumford • Ross • Brock
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