About W. T. Henry
W. T. Henry was an american football coach.
W. T. Henry was an American football coach, and the fourth head coach of Harding College, in 1927. The season was a disastrous 0-8-1.
The season began with only three of the previous year's players showing up for practice. One of those was fourth-year player Clyde "Doc" Matthews, who was the "player/coach" from the year before. The other two veterans to show up were "Tate" Mills and "Swede" Patton. The Harding yearbook The Petit Jean wrote:
The team gave up 259 points on the year and only scored 6 points. The editors of The Petit Jean hinted at attitude problems on the team:
The Petit Jean editors found some kinder words for Coach Henry's veterans and hope for the future:
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