Joseph H. Maddock was a highly successful college football coach at the University of Oregon, and the University of Utah. From 1904 to 1909, he led Utah to a 30-10-1 record. In 1924, he coached Oregon to a 4-3-1 record. In his seven years of coaching, he never had a losing season. He played his college football at Michigan
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| Preceded by Shy Huntington |
University of Oregon Head Coaches 1924 |
Succeeded by Richard Smith |
| Preceded by Harvey Holmes |
University of Utah Head Coaches 1904-1909 |
Succeeded by Fred Bennion |
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