Little nebulous. I think anyway.

Only because they won their NC in '39. I know it means they aren't sure when he formally took over, however, is not this the kind of thing simple, exhaustive, research can uncover? Do they care when ol' boy started? Or if he was even really the AD at the time of the championship? No big deal, just weird. Is Tech's history as unknown? Texas? UH? Rice? etc? Am I just off way base?

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Found this on A&M athletic site.

No Barlow Irvin mentioned. Homer All-Time Coaching Leaders Coach (Period) R.C. Slocum (1989-2002) Homer Norton (1934-47) D.X. Bible (1917; 1919-28) Jackie Sherrill (1982-88) Emory Bellard (1972-78) Charley Moran (1909-14) 38 Dennis Franchione (2003-2007) 32 28 Gene Stallings (1965-71) 27 45 Paul “Bear” Bryant Madison “Matty” Bell Tom Wilson (1978-81) J.E. Platt W.E. Bachman (1905-06) 13 E.H. Harlan (1915-16) 12 Raymond George (1951-53) Jim Myers (1958-61) Harry Stiteler (1948-50) W.A. Murray (1899-01) 7 Hank Foldberg (1962-64) D.V. Graves L.L. Larson H.W. Williams N.A. Marriam A.M. Soule/H.W. South (1896) 2 F.D. Perkins C.W. Taylor Gary Darnell Norton was coach when they won the NC.
(by wins)
W L T Pct. Years
123 47 2 .721 14
82 53 9 .601 14
72 19 9 .765 11
52 28 1 .648 7
48 27 0 .640 6.5
8 4 .800 6
0 .533 5
1 .377 7
(1954-57) 25 14 2 .634 4
(1929-33) 24 21 3 .531 5
21 19 0 .525 3.5
(1902-04) 18 5 3 .750 3
3 0 .813 2
5 0 .706 2
12 14 4 .467 3
12 24 4 .350 4
8 21 2 .290 3
8 1 .469 3
6 23 1 .217 3
(1918) 6 1 0 .857 1
(1907) 6 1 1 .813 1
(1898) 4 2 0 .667 1
(1908) 3 5 0 .375 1
0 1 .833 1
(1894) 1 1 0 .500 1
(1897) 1 2 0 .333 1
(2007) 0 1 0 .000 0*