Detroit Titans football
First season
1892
Head coach
Home stadium
Titan Field
Stadium capacity
20000
Stadium surface
Location
Detroit , Michigan
Conference
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All-time record
308–204–24
Postseason bowl record
–
Claimed national titles
1
Colors
The Detroit Titans were the college football team representing the University of Detroit from 1896 to 1964. In 1928, the Detroit Titans won a College Football National Championship under Gus Dorais , with a record of 9-0-0.
Championships [ ]
1928 National Championship (Parke Davis)[1]
Head coaching records [ ]
Notable personnel [ ]
Name
Position
Years
Notes
Grady Alderman
Lineman
1950s
Played in NFL, 1960-1974
Vince Banonis
Center
1939-1941
Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame
Dan Boisture
End
1947-1948
Head coach at Eastern Michigan, 1967-1973
Lloyd Brazil
Halfback
1927-1929
All-American; inducted into Michigan Sports Hall of Fame
Walt Cassidy
End
1920s
Played in NFL, 1924
Bill Dando
Halfback
1956-1968
Head coach at Buffalo, 1977-1979
Andy Farkas
Fullback
1930s
Played for Washington Redskins, 1938-1944
Harvey Long
Lineman
1920s
Played in NFL, 1929-1930
Elmer Madarik
Halfback
1940s
Played for Detroit Lions 1945-1948
Ted Marchibroda
Quarterback
1950s
Played and coached in the NFL for over 40 years, 1953-1998
Doug Nott
Halfback
1930s
Played for Detroit Lions in 1935
Lee Riley
Defensive back
1950s
Played in NFL and AFL, 1955-1962
Jim Shorter
Defensive back
1960s
Played in NFL, 1948-1956
Jack Simmons
Lineman
1940s
Played in NFL, 1962-1969
Steve Stonebreaker
Linebacker
1960s
Played in NFL, 1962-1968
Tillie Voss
End
1920s
Played in NFL, 1921-1929
References [ ]
External links [ ]
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