1911 college football season

September 23

• Carlisle beat Lebanon Valley 53–0, and in a Wednesday (Sep. 27) game beat Muhlenberg 32–0
• Lafayette beat Bloomsburg College 53–0
• Brown beat New Hampshire 56–0

September 30

• Brown beat Rhode Island 12–0
• Princeton beat Stevens 37–0, and three days later, beat Rutgers 37–0
• Carlisle beat Dickinson 17–0
• Lafayette beat Ursinus College 3–0
• Penn State beat Geneva College 57–0
• Arkansas beat visiting Southwest Missouri State College, 100–0
• Georgia beat Alabama Presbyterian 51–0
• Minnesota opened its season with a 5–0 win over Iowa State.
• Vanderbilt opened with a 40–0 win over visiting Birmingham College
• Harvard beat Bates 15–0

October 7

• Navy beat Johns Hopkins 27–5, and on Wednesday the 11th, beat St. John's College of Maryland, 21–0
• Princeton beat Villanova 31–0 and on October 11, played Lehigh to a 6–6 tie
• Carlisle beat Mount St. Mary's 46–5
• Penn State beat Gettysburg 31–0
• Army beat Vermont 12–0
• After a 39–0 win against the Seamen Gunners, Georgetown beat William & Mary 66–0
• Harvard beat Holy Cross 8–0
• Michigan beat Case 24–0
• Minnesota beat South Dakota 5–0
• Chicago beat Indiana 23–6
• Texas A&M beat Southwestern 22–0.
• Vanderbilt beat Maryville 46–0
• Florida beat The Citadel 15–3
• Georgia beat South Carolina 38–0
• Oklahoma beat Kingfisher 104–0

October 14

• Carlisle (4–0) won at Georgetown 28–5
• Navy beat Washington & Jefferson 16–0
• Penn State won 5–0 at Cornell
• Army beat Rutgers 18–0
• Texas A&M beat Austin College 33–0
• Vanderbilt beat visiting Rose-Hulman Institute 33–0 and *Georgia defeated Alabama at Birmingham, 11–3
• Harvard beat Williams 18–0
• Michigan won 15–3 at Michigan State.
• Chicago beat Purdue 11–3
• Princeton beat Colgate 31–0

October 21

• At Annapolis, Navy and Princeton played to a 0–0 tie.
• Carlisle won at Pittsburgh 17–0
• Harvard defeated Amherst 11–0
• Penn State beat Villanova 18–0
• Army beat Yale 6–0
• Florida and South Carolina played to a 6–6 tie, and three days later, the Gators won at Clemson, 6–5.
• Vanderbilt beat visiting Centre College 45–0; in its first four games, Vandy had outscored its opposition 164–0.
• Georgia beat visiting Sewanee 12–3.
• Texas A&M beat Auburn 16–0
• Michigan beat Ohio State 19–0
• Georgetown won at Richmond 65–0
• Minnesota stayed unbeaten with a 21–3 win over Nebraska
• Chicago defeated Illinois 24–0

October 28

• In an intersectional meeting of unbeaten teams, Michigan edged visiting Vanderbilt, 9–8
• Navy and Western Reserve played to a 0–0 tie.
• Carlisle beat Lafayette 19–0
• At Philadelphia, Penn State beat Pennsylvania, 22–6.
• Army beat Lehigh 20–0
• Georgetown beat St. John's College of Maryland, 20–0.
• Princeton beat Holy Cross 20–0
• Minnesota won at Iowa 24–6.
• Wisconsin, after shutouts against Lawrence (15–0), and Ripon (24–0) *Colorado College (26–0) won at Northwestern 28–3
• Harvard was defeated by visiting Brown, 20–6
• Georgia beat Mercer 8–5
• In a Friday game, Texas A&M beat Ole Miss, 17–0

November 4

• Army and Georgetown played to a 0–0 tie.
• Carlisle won its 8th game, 16–0 over Penn.
• Michigan and Syracuse played to a 6–6 tie.
• Navy beat North Carolina State 17–6
• Penn State beat St. Bonaventure 46–0
• Princeton beat (5–0) Harvard 8–6
• Minnesota (5–0) hosted Chicago (3–0) and won 30–0
• Wisconsin beat Iowa 12–0
• Vanderbilt beat visiting (5–0–0) Georgia 17–0. Georgia beat Clemson three days later at Augusta, 22–0
• Florida beat visiting Columbia College 9–0 in a Friday game.

November 11

• Carlisle (8–0) handed Harvard (5–1) its second straight loss, winning 18–15
• Navy beat West Virginia 32–0.
• Army was scored upon for the first time in six games, as it beat Bucknell 20–2.
• Michigan (4–0–1) lost at Cornell, 6–0
• Chicago won at Northwestern 9–3
• Penn State beat Colgate 17–9
• Princeton beat Dartmouth 3–0
• Florida won at Stetson 27–0
• Vanderbilt beat Kentucky 18–0
• On Monday the 13th, Texas A&M lost to Texas 6–0

November 18

• At Annapolis, Penn State (7–0–0) and Navy (5–0–2) played to a 0–0 tie.
• Syracuse handed Carlisle its first defeat, winning 12–11
• Michigan beat Penn 11–9
• Princeton beat Yale 6–3 to close its season at 8–0–2
• Army beat Colgate 12–6
• Georgetown beat Virginia 28–3
• The Army–Navy Game was played in Philadelphia on Friday, November 24, between unbeatens, (5–0–3) Navy and (6–0–1) Army, with Navy winning 3–0
• Minnesota (5–0–0) and Wisconsin (5–0–1) played to a 6–6 tie.
• Chicago beat Cornell 6–0
• Vanderbilt beat Ole Miss 21–0.
• Georgia beat Georgia Tech 5–0
• Harvard beat Dartmouth 5–3.

November 25

• Minnesota beat Illinois 11–0
• Chicago beat Wisconsin 5–0
• Michigan and Nebraska 6–6 tie
• Carlisle won at Johns Hopkins, 29–6
• Harvard and Yale played to 0–0 tie.
• Kansas travels to Missouri for a 3–3 tie in what is widely considered the first homecoming game. More than 1,000 people gathered in downtown Lawrence, Kansas, to watch a mechanical reproduction of the game while it was being played with the information reported by telegraph.^[4]

November 29

• On Wednesday, November 29, in Savannah, Georgia and Auburn played to a 0–0 tie.

November 30 (Thanksgiving)

• Penn State won at Pittsburgh 3–0, to finish the season 8–0–1.
• Carlisle closed its season with a 12–6 win at Brown.
• Georgetown beat Lehigh 28–3.
• Florida beat Charleston 21–0.
• Vanderbilt defeated visiting Sewanee 31–0.

Major conference standings

Independents

Minor conferences

Minor conference standings

All-Americans

The consensus All-America team included: