Inducted 1990
Date of Birth
11/11/1914
Birthplace
New York, NY
School
Princeton University (1957-1968)
Bio
Dick Colman first hit the headlines at Williams College as a 1935-36 letterman in six sports - football, baseball, basketball, lacrosse, swimming and skiing. Charlie Caldwell, the Williams coach, signed him as an assistant, continuing an association that would finally cover 25 years. When Caldwell moved to Princeton, 1945, Colman went along as assistant. When Caldwell became ill in 1957, Colman replaced him as head coach. Caldwell called Colman "one of the most astute theorists in the game" and credited him with much of the success of Princeton's unbeaten teams of 1950 and 1951. As head coach, Colman had a 75-33 record and won four Ivy League titles. His 1964 team went 9-0. He left Princeton to become athletic director at Middlebury College.
Stats
Wins 75
Losses 33
Ties 0
Class of 1990
Fullback
Don Bosseler
Halfback
Ron Burton
Running Back
Earl Campbell
Fullback
Jack Cloud
Linebacker
Jack Ham
Running Back
Leroy Keyes
Center
Vaughn Mancha
Guard
Mike McGee
End
Wayne Millner
Guard
Ed Molinski
Quarterback
Jim Plunkett
Guard
Max Starcevich
Center
John Tavener
Coach
Harry Baujan
Coach
Dick Colman
Coach
Ray Graves
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