RICHMOND, Ind. — Earlham College has suspended its football program after a fifth consecutive winless season and a Division III record 53 straight losses.
The Quakers finished the season with a 70-6 loss to Rose-Hulman last Saturday. On Tuesday, interim President Avis Stewart announced the college will suspend the program for the 2019 season. A committee of alumni, faculty, athletes and current and former Division III coaches and athletic directors will review the viability of the school having a football team.
The plan is for the program to return in 2020 under three conditions, including appropriate funding and recruitment of players as well as hiring a “highly qualified” coach.
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