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American college football coach, college athletics administrator
(1929-10-30 ) October 30, 1929 (age 94 ) Maryville, Tennessee , U.S.
HC
Battle Creek Central HS (MI ) (assistant)
Hudson HS (MI )
Dowagiac HS (MI )
Benton Harbor HS (MI )
East Lansing HS (MI )
Central Michigan
Administrative career (AD
Vanderbilt
SEC (commissioner)
83–32–2 (college)
3–0 (NCAA D-II playoffs)
Roy F. Kramer (born October 30, 1929)[1] college football coach and athletics administrator. Kramer was the head football coach for Central Michigan University from 1967 to 1977, compiling a record of 83–32–2 and winning the 1974 NCAA Division II Football Championship . He then served as the athletic director at Vanderbilt University from 1978 to 1990, and later as the commissioner of the Southeastern Conference from 1990 to 2002, where he created the Bowl Championship Series .[2]
Administrative career
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Kramer became the sixth commissioner of the Southeastern Conference on January 10, 1990. Within seven months of his appointment, the conference announced plans for expansion, adding Arkansas and South Carolina officially on July 1, 1991. Following expansion, Kramer guided the conference in formulating divisional play and the first Division I-A conference football championship game.
During his tenure at the helm of the SEC, the conference won 81 national championships, the most ever in a decade by the league. Kramer oversaw the distribution of a then-league record $95.7 million to its member institutions for 2001–02. Kramer negotiated multi-sport national television packages with CBS and ESPN, featuring football and men's and women's basketball, through the 2008–09 season.
Because of his influence, the Men's and Women's SEC Athlete of the year award is presented annually as the Roy F. Kramer Award.
Kramer was succeeded as the SEC's commissioner by Michael Slive .
Awards and honors
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Head coaching record
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College
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Overall
Conference
Standing
Bowl/playoffs
Central Michigan
8–2
2–1
1st
Central Michigan
7–2
2–1
1st
Central Michigan
7–3
2–1
2nd
Central Michigan
7–3
Central Michigan
5–5
Central Michigan
5–5–1
Central Michigan
7–4
Central Michigan
12–1
W NCAA Division II Championship
Central Michigan
8–2–1
4–1–1
2nd
Central Michigan
7–4
4–3
T–5th
Central Michigan
10–1
7–1
2nd
83–32–2
21–8–1
83–32–2
National championship Conference title Conference division title or championship game berth
References
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^ a b c "CMUCHIPPEWAS.COM Roy Kramer Bio - Official Athletic Site" . www.cmuchippewas.com . Retrieved June 5, 2018 .
^ "Roy Kramer « Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame" . tshf.net . Retrieved June 5, 2018 .
^ "Roy Kramer" . Alabama Sports Hall of Fame . Retrieved June 5, 2018 .
^ Cowan, Kevin (January 13, 2008). "Attorney's new home christened in festive fashion". Knoxville News Sentinel . pp. http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2008/Jan/13/attorneys-new-home-christened-in-festive-fashion/ .
^ "Vanderbilt Athletics Announces Inaugural Hall of Fame Class" . Vanderbilt University . June 26, 2008. Archived from the original on June 28, 2008. Retrieved June 26, 2008 .
^ "2011 College Football Award Winners" . ESPN.com . Retrieved June 5, 2018 .
^ a b "Roy Kramer" . East Lansing High School Hall of Fame . Retrieved June 5, 2018 .
^ "Don't Miss the 2013 Duffy Daugherty Memorial Award Dinner Thursday! This Year's Winner is: Roy Kramer! | Spartan Nation" . www.spartannation.com . Retrieved June 5, 2018 .
External links
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Hugh Sutherland (1908)
Harry Helmer (1909–1912)
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Fred Johnson (1917)
Charles Tambling (1918)
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Butch Nowack (1929–1930)
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Alex Yunevich (1934–1936)
Ron Finch (1937–1946)
Lyle Bennett (1947–1949)
Warren Schmakel (1950)
Kenneth Kelly (1951–1966)
Roy Kramer (1967–1977)
Herb Deromedi (1978–1993)
Dick Flynn (1994–1999)
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Jeff Quinn # (2006)
Butch Jones (2007–2009)
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Dan Enos (2010–2014)
John Bonamego (2015–2018)
Jim McElwain (2019– )
# denotes interim head coach
Red Sanders (1945–1949)
Bill Edwards (1949–1953)
Art Guepe (1953–1962)
Jess Neely (1967–1971)
Bill Pace (1971–1973)
Jess Neely # (1973)
Clay Stapleton (1973–1978)
Roy Kramer (1978–1990)
Paul Hoolahan (1990–1995)
Jim Foster # (1996)
Todd Turner (1996–2003)
David Williams II (2003–2019)
Malcolm Turner (2019–2020)
Candice Storey Lee (2020–)
# denotes interim athletic director
Bernie Moore (1948–1966)
Tonto Coleman (1966–1972)
H. Boyd McWhorter (1972–1986)
Harvey Schiller (1986–1989)
Roy Kramer (1990–2002)
Michael Slive (2002–2015)
Greg Sankey (2015– )
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Head coach
Roy Kramer
1970: Lombardi
1971: Boyden
1972: Holland
1973: No award
1974: Hope
1975: Hesburgh
1976: Van Fleet
1977: Joyce
1978: No award
1979: Galbreath
1980: Russell
1981: Werblin
1982: Silver Anniversary (all honored) – Brown , Davis , Kemp , Ron Kramer , Swink
1983: Hess & Stewart
1984: Nelson
1985: Flynn
1986: Toner
1987: Sewell
1988: Rodgers
1989: Krause
1990: Rozelle
1991: Paterno
1992: Mara
1993: Kazmaier
1994: Bolden
1995: Osborne
1996: Monan , S.J
1997: No award
1998: Roy Kramer
1999: No award
2000: Decio
2001: Frank
2002: Young
2003: Khayat
2004: Casciola
2005: Page
2006: Tillman
2007: Bleier
2008: Pickens
2009: Payne
2010: Brokaw
2011: Roberts
2012: Bodenheimer
2013: Odierno
2014: No award
2015: Byrne , Tew & White
2016: McRaven
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