Subject - Football
The first football team was organized by students in 1896. In 1913 the M.A.C. Aggies completed a perfect season. After WWII the Spartan football program entered and dominated the Big Ten Conference and achieved national prominence under coaches Clarence "Biggie" Munn and Hugh "Duffy" Daugherty. Both Munn and Daugherty conquered four NCAA national titles with their respective squadrons in 1951, 1952, 1965 and 1966. Daugherty's team also participated in the "Game of the Century" in 1966 against Notre Dame University Fighting Irish. Both teams arrived undefeated and the final score was a 10-10 tie.Related Objects
"Blake Miller makes 10" at U of W vs M.A.C. football game, 1913 1913 Image: jpg MSU Archives and Historical Collections | 
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First Touchdown in M.A.C. - University of Michigan football game, 1913 1913 Image: jpg MSU Archives and Historical Collections | 
Football Captain Don McAuliffe, 1952 September 27, 1952 Image: jpg MSU Archives and Historical Collections |
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Returning Home After Victory at Madison, Wisconsin, 1913 1913 Image: jpg MSU Archives and Historical Collections |
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