University of Tennessee Athletics
All-Americans
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Wyatt, Bowden
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Jersey Number 37
Bowden Wyatt
- Position:
- End
- Year(s) Awarded:
- 1938
- Hometown:
- Kingston, Tenn.
Bio
In 1938 Bowden Wyatt captained the Gen. Robert R. Neyland-led troops to an 11-0 season while playing right end on a loaded Volunteers team that included Hall of Fame names such as Molinski, Suffridge and Cafego in the days of the two-way player.
The Vols had six shutouts on the season. The final shutout capped the year with Wyatt manning the defensive line and kicking a field goal in Tennessee's 17-0 Orange Bowl victory over Oklahoma, the Vols' first official bowl game. That 1938 season, Tennessee outscored its opponents 283-16 with Wyatt on the defensive line.
Wyatt later returned to Tennessee as head coach in 1955. He was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame as a player in 1972 and as a coach in 1997.
FB | Josh Heupel Press Conference (9.15.25)
Monday, September 15
FB | Josh Heupel Postgame Press Conference vs. Georgia (9.13.25)
Saturday, September 13
FB | Bailey, Brazzell, Staley Postgame vs. Georgia (9.13.25)
Saturday, September 13
FB | Aguilar, Herring Postgame vs. Georgia (9.13.25)
Saturday, September 13
