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List of Sam Houston State Bearkats football seasons

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This is a list of seasons completed by the Sam Houston Bearkats football team. The Bearkats compete in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) as a member of Conference USA. Sam Houston's first football team was fielded in 1912. The team plays its home games at the 12,593-seat Bowers Stadium in Huntsville, Texas.

Sam Houston has two national championships in their history, the first coming in 1964 as a member of the NAIA. The most recent title was in the 2021 spring season when Sam Houston defeated South Dakota State 23–21 in the NCAA Division I FCS national championship game.

The head coach of the Bearkats is Phil Longo, who has led the team since 2025. The Bearkats were members of FCS (formerly I-AA) from 1984 to 2022, before moving up to join the FBS in 2023.

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List of Sam Houston Bearkats football seasons[1]
Season Team Head coach Conference Regular season results Postseason results Final ranking
Overall Conference Bowl game/Playoff result AP/NCAA Poll Coaches' Poll
Win Loss Tie Win Loss Tie Finish
Sam Houston Normal
1912 1912 S. R. Warner Independent 220 — — —
1913 1913 311 — — —
1914 1914 Gene Berry 320 — — —
1915 1915 511 — — —
1916 1916 520 — — —
1917 1917 130 — — —
1918   No team due to World War I
1919 1919 070 — — —
1920 1920 Mutt Gee 132 — — —
Sam Houston Normal Bear Cats
1921 1921 Mutt Gee Independent 312 — — —
1922 1922 230 — — —
Sam Houston State Bearkats
1923 1923 J. W. Jones Independent 440 — — —
1924 1924 TIAA 2512314th — — —
1925 1925 5402405th — — —
1926 1926 5214102nd — — —
1927 1927 4413213rd — — —
1928 1928 5515304th — — —
1929 1929 5313113rd — — —
1930 1930† 9105001st† — — —
1931 1931 4503204th — — —
1932 1932 Lone Star 2511303rd — — —
1933 1933 3421225th — — —
1934 1934 3422304th — — —
1935 1935 3600506th — — —
1936 1936 Henry O. Crawford 2701405th — — —
1937 1937 5503304th — — —
1938 1938 Puny Wilson 8205102nd — — —
1939 1939 6224112nd — — —
1940 1940 8205102nd — — —
1941 1941 2712304th — — —
1942 1942 5303102nd — — —
1943   No team due to World War II
1944
1945
1946 1946 6213112nd — — —
1947 1947 3601405th — — —
1948 1948 0910405th — — —
1949 1949 3700405th — — —
1950 1950 5502203rd — — —
1951 1951 4411213rd — — —
1952 1952 Paul Pierce 6403203rd Won 1952 Shrimp Bowl vs. Northeastern State (OK), 41–20 ^ — —
1953 1953 9104102nd Won 1953 Refrigerator Bowl vs. College of Idaho, 14–12 ^ — —
1954 1954 6402304th — — —
1955 1955† 6124111st† — — —
1956[a] 1956† 10006001st† Won 1956 Refrigerator Bowl vs. Middle Tennessee State, 27–13 ^ — —
1957 1957 3512314th — — —
1958 1958 7304202nd Lost 1958 Christmas Festival Bowl vs. Northwestern State, 11–18 ^ — —
1959 1959 5503405th — — —
1960 1960 3602506th — — —
1961 1961† 810701st† — — —
1962 1962 5314213rd — — —
1963 1963 4312314th — — —
1964 1964† 9115101st† Tied 1964 Championship Bowl vs. Concordia, 7–7 ^ 2 9
1965 1965 4601506th — — —
1966 1966 6314213rd — — —
1967 1967 3601607th — — —
1968 1968 Tom Page 5414314th — — —
1969 1969 3613414th — — —
1970 1970 8217202nd — T-20[b] —
1971 1971 4703605th — — —
1972 1972 Allen Boren 5604404th — — —
1973 1973 2802707th — — —
1974 1974 Billy Tidwell 4704505th — — —
1975 1975 3803606th — — —
1976 1976 3512506th — — —
1977 1977 11001607th — — —
1978 1978 Melvin Brown 6504303rd — — —
1979 1979 1900708th — — —
1980 1980 3702506th — — —
1981 1981 2802506th — — —
1982[c] 1982 Ron Randleman 3801508th — — —
1983 1983 4701607th — — —
1984[d] 1984 Gulf Star 8303202nd — — —
1985 1985† 8304101st† — — —
1986 1986† 9303101st† NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs — First Round ^ 11 —
1987 1987 Southland 8305102nd – 19 —
1988 1988 3800607th — — —
1989 1989 3802405th — — —
1990 1990 4703303rd — — —
1991 1991† 8315201st† NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs — First Round ^ 12 —
1992 1992 6323313rd — — —
1993 1993 4702505th — — —
1994 1994 6501505th — — —
1995 1995 5502303rd — — —
1996[e] 1996 47333rd — — —
1997 1997 56344th — — —
1998 1998 38168th — — —
1999 1999 65434th — — —
2000 2000 74434th — — —
2001 2001† 103511st† NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs — Quarterfinals ^ 7 —
2002 2002 47245th — — —
2003 2003 29144th — — —
2004 2004† 113411st† NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs — Semifinals ^ 4 —
2005 2005 Todd Whitten 37245th — — —
2006 2006 65422nd — — —
2007 2007 74522nd — — —
2008 2008 46256th — — —
2009 2009 56245th — — —
2010 2010 Willie Fritz 65433rd — — —
2011 2011† 141701st† NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs – National Championship Game ^ 2 2
2012 2012† 114611st† NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs – National Championship Game ^ 2 2
2013 2013 95433rd NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs — Second Round ^ 14 13
2014 2014† K. C. Keeler 115711st† NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs – Semifinals ^ 6 6
2015 2015 114722nd NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs — Semifinals ^ 3 4
2016 2016† 121901st† NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs — Quarterfinals ^ 5 5
2017 2017 122812nd NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs — Semifinals ^ 4 3
2018 2018 65544th — — —
2019 2019 75634th — — —
2020[f] 2020† 100601st† NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs — Champions † 1 1
Sam Houston Bearkats
2021 2021† K.C. Keeler WAC 111501st† NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs — Quarterfinals ^ 5 4
2022[g] 2022 54003rd — — —
2023[h] 2023 C-USA 3926T–6th — — —
2024 2024 10362T–2nd Won New Orleans Bowl vs. Georgia Southern, 31–26 ^ — —
2025 2025 Phil Longo 21017T–11th — — —
Totals All-time:
576–499–36
(.535)
Conference:
316–295–16
(.517)
  Postseason:
29–13–1
(.686)
 
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Notes

  1. Sam Houston State was classified as an NAIA program, which began sponsoring football in 1956.
  2. Ranking from the 1970 small college poll.
  3. Sam Houston State joined the NCAA in 1982 as a Division II program.
  4. The Bearkats moved up to NCAA Division I-AA (now FCS) status in 1984.
  5. Overtime rules were added for NCAA football in 1996, thereby eliminating ties.
  6. The Fall 2020 Southland football season was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with league play resuming in a shortened Spring 2021 season.
  7. Sam Houston was ineligible for the WAC championship and FCS postseason due to their FBS transition. They played a WAC schedule but their games did not count in the conference standings.
  8. Sam Houston moved up to the Division I FBS ranks in 2023 as a member of Conference USA.

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