Bill Jennings (football coach)
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Bill Jennings was an American football coach for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Cornhuskers.
Jennings coached the Cornhuskers 1957 through the 1961 season, compiling a 15-34-1 record.
| Preceded by Pete Elliott |
Nebraska Cornhuskers Football Coach 1957–1961 |
Succeeded by Bob Devaney |
Frothingham • Lyman • Williams • Crawford • Thomas • Robinson • Yost • Branch • Booth • Foster • Cole • Stiehm • Stewart • Kline • Schulte • Dawson • Bearg • Bible • Jones • Presnell • Lewandowski • Clark • Masterson • Glassford • Elliott • Jennings • Devaney • Osborne • Solich • Pelini (interim) • Callahan
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