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This is a list of seasons completed by the Connecticut Huskies football team.

Seasons

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Legend

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Conference champions Conference co-champions Bowl game berth^ Playoff berth* Shared standing T

Table

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Season Coach Conference Season results Bowl/Playoff result Final ranking
Conference finish Wins Losses Ties[Note 1] AP Poll Coaches Poll
Connecticut Huskies
1896 No coach Independent 5 3 0
1897 Independent 5 2 0
1898 E.S. Mansfield Independent 0 3 0
1899 T.D. Knowles Independent 6 2 0
1900 Independent 4 3 1
1901 Independent 8 2 0
1902 E.O. Smith Independent 4 3 0
1903 Independent 3 5 0
1904 Independent 5 3 1
1905 Independent 2 2 0
1906 George H. Lamson Independent 2 4 0
1907 Independent 2 5 0
1908 W.F. Madden Independent 4 3 1
1909 S.F.G. McLean Independent 3 5 0
1910 M.F. Claffey Independent 1 5 1
1911 Leo Hafford Independent 0 5 0
1912 A.J. Sharadin Independent 3 3 0
1913 P.T. Brady Independent 5 3 0
1914 Dave W. Warner Independent 3 0 0
1915 John F. Donahue Independent 1 7 0
1916 Independent 1 7 0
1917 Connecticut did not play football during the 1917 and 1918 seasons because of World War I.
1918
1919 Roy J. Guyer Independent 2 6 0
1920 Dave W. Warner Independent 1 6 1
1921 Wilder Tasker Independent 3 2 3
1922 Independent 2 6 1
1923 Sumner A. Dole Independent 3 4 1
1924 Independent 6 0 2
1925 Independent 3 5 1
1926 Independent 7 1 0
1927 Independent 5 4 0
1928 Independent 4 1 3
1929 Independent 4 4 0
1930 Independent 1 5 1
1931 Independent 2 3 3
1932 Independent 0 6 2
1933 Independent 1 6 1
Total 503 280 28 (only includes regular season games)
3 1 (only includes bowl games; 4 appearances)
1 1 (only includes playoff games; 2 appearances)
472 498 38 (all games)

Playoff results

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When Division I-AA was formed for football in 1978, the playoffs included just four teams, doubling to eight teams in its fourth season of 1981. In 1982 the I-AA playoffs were expanded to 12 teams, with each of the top four seeds receiving a first-round bye and a home game in the quarterfinals. In its ninth season of 1986, the I-AA playoffs were expanded again, to the present 16-team format, requiring four post-season victories to win the title. In April 2008 the NCAA announced that the playoff field will again expand to include 20 teams beginning in 2010.[1]

Results
1986 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Lost First Round vs. Nicholls State, 28–26
1987 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Won First Round vs. Richmond, 20–3
Won Quarterfinal vs. Georgia Southern, 19–0
Lost Semifinal vs. Marshall, 24–10
1989 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Lost First Round vs. Middle Tennessee, 24–21
1991 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Lost First Round vs. Eastern Kentucky, 14–13
1992 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Lost First Round vs. Middle Tennessee, 35–10
1994 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Won First Round vs. New Hampshire, 17–10 (OT)
Lost Quarterfinal vs. Boise State, 17–14
1995 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Won First Round vs. James Madison, 31–24
Lost Quarterfinal vs. Stephen F. Austin, 27–17
1998 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Won First Round vs. Tennessee State, 45–31
Lost Quarterfinal vs. Northwestern State, 31–20
1999 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Lost First Round vs. Florida A&M, 44–29
2000 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Won First Round vs. Troy, 33–30
Won Quarterfinal vs. Western Kentucky, 17–14
Lost Semifinal vs. Montana, 19–16 (OT)
2001 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Won First Round vs. William & Mary, 40–27
Lost Quarterfinal vs. Georgia Southern, 38–24
2002 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Lost First Round vs. Maine, 14–13
2005 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs
Won First Round vs. Lafayette, 34–23
Won Quarterfinal vs. Southern Illinois, 38–24
Won Semifinal vs. Furman, 29–23
Won Championship vs. Northern Iowa, 21–16
2006 NCAA Division I FCS playoffs
Won First Round vs. Coastal Carolina, 45–28
Won Quarterfinal vs. Montana State, 38–17
Won Semifinal vs. Youngstown State, 49–24
Won Championship vs. Massachusetts, 28–17
2007 NCAA Division I FCS playoffs
Won First Round vs. James Madison, 28–27
Won Quarterfinal vs. Eastern Washington, 38–35
Won Semifinal vs. Richmond, 55–35
Won Championship vs. Delaware, 49–21
2008 NCAA Division I FCS playoffs
Won First Round vs. South Carolina State, 37–21
Lost Quarterfinal vs. Richmond, 33–13

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ New overtime rules in college football were introduced in 1996, making ties impossible.

References

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  1. ^ The Sports Network (2008-04-25). "NCAA approves playoff expansion to 20 teams for 2010".