1889-1930

1889 (0-2)

Period: Nov 13, 1889 to Dec 14, 1889

Very first season; lost only 2 games they played

1890 (1-3)

Period: Oct 17, 1890 to Nov 26, 1890

W: Whitewater Normal School (Now UW-Whitewater)
(106-0) Biggest win in school history
L: University of Minnesota
(63-0) Biggest loss in school history

1891 (3-1-1)

Period: Oct 17, 1891 to Nov 29, 1891

First winning season

1892 (4-3)

Period: Oct 1, 1892 to Nov 24, 1892

Frank Crawford's first season as Head Coach

1893 (4-2)

Period: Oct 14, 1893 to Nov 16, 1893

Parke H. Davis' first season as Head Coach

1894 (5-2)

Period: Oct 6, 1894 to Nov 17, 1894

Left conference and became Independent; Hiram O. Stickney's first season as Head Coach

1895 (5-2-1)

Period: Sep 21, 1895 to Nov 16, 1895

Did not lose a home game

1896 (7-1-1)

Period: Oct 10, 1896 to Dec 19, 1896

Joined Western Conference; Western Conference champions, Philip King's first year as Head Coach

1897 (9-1)

Period: Oct 2, 1897 to Nov 25, 1897

Western Conference champions for second consecutive year

1898 (9-1)

Period: Oct 1, 1898 to Nov 24, 1898

Placed third in Western Conference

1899 (9-2)

Period: Sep 30, 1899 to Dec 9, 1899

Joined Big Ten Conference

1900 (8-1)

Period: Sep 29, 1900 to Nov 25, 1900

Minnesota and Chicago were the only teams the Badgers didn't hold scoreless

1901 (9-0)

Period: Sep 28, 1901 to Nov 28, 1901

Joined Western Conference, Western Conference co-champions; First undefeated season

1902 (6-3)

Period: Sep 27, 1902 to Nov 27, 1902

Won all games at Camp Randall

1903 (6-3-1)

Period: Oct 3, 1903 to Nov 26, 1903

Arthur Curtis' first year as Head Coach

1904 (5-3)

Period: Oct 1, 1904 to Nov 24, 1904

Held all opponents scoreless in winning games

1905 (8-2)

Period: Sep 23, 1905 to Nov 11, 1905

Philip King returns for 8th year as Head Coach after 2 year break

1906 (5-0)

Period: Oct 13, 1906 to Nov 17, 1906

Western Conference co-champion; Charles Hutchins first year as Head Coach

1907 (3-1-1)

Period: Oct 26, 1907 to Nov 23, 1907

First game of season was only loss

1908 (5-1)

Period: Oct 10, 1908 to Nov 21, 1908

Thomas A. Barry's first year as Head Coach

1909 (3-1-1)

Period: Oct 9, 1909 to Nov 20, 1909

Lost homecoming game with a score of 6-34

1910 (1-2-2)

Period: Oct 8, 1910 to Nov 19, 1910

First losing season since 1890

1911 (5-1-1)

Period: Oct 7, 1911 to Nov 25, 1911

John R. Richards' first year as Head Coach

1912 (7-0)

Period: Oct 5, 1912 to Nov 25, 1912

Western Conference champion; William Juneau's first year as Head Coach

1913 (3-3-1)

Period: Oct 4, 1913 to Nov 22, 1913

Lost homecoming game to Minnesota with a score of 3-21

1914 (4-2-1)

Period: Oct 3, 1914 to Nov 21, 1914

Tied homecoming game against Chicago with a score of 0-0

1915 (4-3)

Period: Oct 2, 1915 to Nov 20, 1915

Lost last 3 games of season

1916 (4-2-1)

Period: Oct 7, 1916 to Nov 25, 1916

Paul Withington's first year as Head Coach

1917 (4-2-1)

Period: Oct 6, 1917 to Nov 24, 1917

Placed third in conference

1918 (3-3)

Period: Oct 26, 1918 to Nov 18, 1918

Guy Lowman's first year as Head Coach

1919 (5-2)

Period: Oct 4, 1919 to Nov 22, 1919

Only two loses of season were against Minnesota and Ohio State

1920 (6-1)

Period: Oct 2, 1920 to Nov 20, 1920

Only loss of season was to Ohio State with a score of 7-13

1921 (5-1-1)

Period: Oct 1, 1921 to Nov 19, 1921

Won or tied all home games

1922 (4-2-1)

Period: Oct 7, 1922 to Nov 25, 1922

Beat rival team Minnesota 14-0 at Northrop Field in Minneapolis, MN

1923 (3-3-1)

Period: Oct 6, 1923 to Nov 24, 1923

Jack Ryan's first year as Head Coach

1924 (2-3-3)

Period: Sep 26, 1924 to Nov 22, 1924

First losing season since 1910

1925 (6-1-1)

Period: Oct 3, 1925 to Nov 21, 1925

George Little's first year as Head Coach

1926 (5-2-1)

Period: Oct 2, 1926 to Nov 20, 1926

Falls to rival Minnesota 10-16 at Camp Randall

1927 (4-4)

Period: Oct 1, 1927 to Nov 19, 1927

Glenn Thistlethwaite's first year as Head Coach

1928 (7-1-1)

Period: Oct 6, 1928 to Nov 24, 1928

Only loss was to rival Minnesota during last game of season with a score of 0-6 at Camp Randall

1929 (4-5)

Period: Sep 28, 1929 to Nov 23, 1929

Placed last in conference

1930 (6-2-1)

Period: Oct 4, 1930 to Nov 22, 1930

Slab of Bacon trophy was awarded for first year, and was given to Minnesota after they beat the Badgers 14-0