South Dakota - Most Delta Points Allowed In A Season

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Yearly Results

South Dakota

Most Delta Points Allowed In A Season

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No	Year	Coach	Win	Loss	Tie	Pct.	PF	PA	Delta
1	1963	Marv Rist	1	7	0	0.12500	28	297	-269
2	1965	Marv Rist	2	8	0	0.20000	61	326	-265
3	1962	Robert "Bob" Burns James J. "Jim" Dougherty	1	9	0	0.10000	94	265	-171
4	1960	Ralph Stewart	1	8	0	0.11111	62	220	-158
5	1991	John Fritsch	1	8	0	0.11111	104	261	-157
6	1998	Ron Rankin	3	8	0	0.27273	181	318	-137
7	1992	Dennis Creehan	2	9	0	0.18182	172	301	-129
8	1990	John Fritsch	4	7	0	0.36364	179	302	-123
9	1961	Ralph Stewart	1	8	0	0.11111	126	245	-119
10	1934	Harry G. Gamage	2	7	0	0.22222	62	180	-118
11	1975	Bernard Cooper	3	8	0	0.27273	230	340	-110
12	1980	Dave Triplett	5	6	0	0.45455	151	255	-104
13	1967	Joe Salem	2	8	0	0.20000	127	226	-99
14	1922	Leonard B. "Stub" Allison	3	6	1	0.35000	69	167	-98
15	1964	Marv Rist	3	6	0	0.33333	95	193	-98
16	2001	John Austin	2	8	0	0.20000	165	259	-94
17	1945	Grant Heckenlively	0	4	0	0.00000	0	92	-92
18	1931	Stanley G. Backman	2	5	0	0.28571	55	146	-91
19	1921	A.H. "Buck" Whittemore	2	5	0	0.28571	35	115	-80
20	1916	Blaine McKusick	1	5	2	0.25000	76	155	-79
21	1999	John Austin	4	7	0	0.36364	275	346	-71
22	1946	Harry G. Gamage	2	4	0	0.33333	38	107	-69
23	1917	Blaine McKusick	2	3	0	0.40000	33	93	-60
24	1933	Stanley G. Backman	5	6	0	0.45455	65	123	-58
25	1919	John W. Stewart	2	6	0	0.25000	38	95	-57

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