Henry L. Williams
Dr. Henry Lane Williams
was the head
football
coach of the
University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Golden Gopher football team from 1900 to 1921. In 1903, the Gophers went 14-0-1. The lone tie came against
Fielding Yost
's
University of Michigan
Wolverines. The Wolverines left behind their water jug, which has become known as the
Little Brown Jug (football)
, one of the oldest and most famous college football trophies.
Williams Arena
, the Gopher basketball building is named after Dr. Williams. Dr. Williams was also a football coach for the
United States Military Academy
at West Point (Army). He was inducted into the
College Football Hall of Fame
in 1951.
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