List of Wisconsin Badgers head football coaches

The following is a lead of the head coaches of the Wisconsin Badgers football, which represent the University of Wisconsin–Madison. The Badgers have competed in the Big Ten Conference since its formation in 1896.

Barry Alvarez has been the head coach three times at Wisconsin, counting two times as "interim" head coach.

Head coaching history
Coach Years Record Conference
Record		 Conference
Titles		 Bowl Appearances Bowl Record NCAA
Championships		 NCAA
Runner Up
Alvin Kletsch18890–2
Ted Mestre18901–3
Herb Alward18913–1–1
Frank Crawford18925–2
Parke H. Davis18934–2
Hiram O. Stickney1894–189510–4–1
Philip King1896–190257–9–116–6–11896, 1897, 1901
Arthur Curtis1903–190411–6–10–6–1
Philip King19058–21–2
Charles P. Hutchins1906–19078–1–16–1–11906
Thomas A. Barry1908–19109–4–35–4–2
John R. Richards19115–1–12–1–1
William Juneau1912–191518–8–210–7–21912
Paul Withington19164–2–11–2–1
John R. Richards19174–2–13–2
Guy Lowman19183–31–2
John R. Richards1919–192220–6–212–6–2
John J. Ryan1923–19245–6–41–5–3
George Little1925–192611–3–26–3–2
Glenn Thistlethwaite1927–193126–16–310–14–2
Clarence Spears1932–193513–17–27–13–2
Harry Stuhldreher1936–194845–62–626–45–4
Ivy Williamson1949–195541–19–429–13–4195210–1
Milt Bruhn1956–196652–45–635–37–51959, 196220–21962
John Coatta1967–19693–26–13–17–1
John Jardine1970–197737–47–325–38–1
Dave McClain1978–198546–42–332–34–331–2
Jim Hilles19863–92–6
Don Morton1987–19896–273–21
Barry Alvarez1990–2005118–73–465–60–31993, 1998, 1999118–3
Bret Bielema2006–201268–2437–192010, 2011, 201262–4
Barry Alvarez (Interim)20120–110–1
Gary Andersen2013–201419–713–310–1
Barry Alvarez (Interim)20141–011–0
Paul Chryst2015–52-1634-1054–1
Total 1889–present 715–499–53 378–381–41 14 31 16–15 0 1

Updated on: November 6, 2020 (Updated through 2019 season) All Data from The Wisconsin Football Fact Book[1]

References
  1. http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/wis/sports/m-footbl/auto_pdf/2013-14/misc_non_event/Fact_Book_2013.pdf
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