Amos Foster

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Amos Foster was an American football coach in the early 1900’s. Foster was head football coach at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio for the 1907 and 1908 seasons. The 1908 team outscored their opponents 113-10 and went 7-0. He left Miami with a record of 13-1. His career winning percentage of .939 is the highest in Miami history ahead of Hall of Fame coaches George Little (football coach), Ara Parseghian, Sid Gillman,Woody Hayes and Bo Schembechler.

Miami University record

Year Overall (Conf./place) Bowl Game
1907 6-1 NA None
1908 7-0 NA None

Preceded by
Arthur Parmalee		 Miami University Head Football Coaches
1907-1908		 Succeeded by
Harold Iddings

Pratt • Chez • Foster • Schroetter • Easton • Little • Cortright • Morrison • Chambers • Rice • Halliday • Brown • Van Winkle • Ballard • Reuss • Farnham • Wiethe • Smith • Jucker • Baker • Catlett • Badger • Yates • Huggins • Kennedy • Cronin

Fauver • Merrill • McIntyre • Branch • Hazzard • McPherson • Smith • Parmallee • Foster • Iddings • Sweetland • Donnelly • Roberts • Little • Rider • Ewing • Pittser • Wilton • Holcomb • Gillman • Blackburn • Hayes • Parseghian • Pont • Schembechler • Mallory • Crum • Reed • Rose • Walker • Hoeppner• Montgomery

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