Tom Nugent
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Tom Nugent (February 24, 1913 – January 19, 2006) was an NCAA Division I college football head coach, sportscaster, public relations man, and inventor of the I formation. He coached at the Florida State University, the University of Maryland, College Park, and the Virginia Military Institute.
| Preceded by Don Veller |
Florida State University Head Football Coach 1953–1958 |
Succeeded by Perry Moss |
| Preceded by Tommy Mont |
University of Maryland Head Football Coaches 1959-1965 |
Succeeded by Lou Saban |
Skinner • Harding • Bannon • Lewis • Kenly • Cooke • Peters • Dunbar • Markey • Nielsen • Melick • Lang • Larkin • Alston • Donnelly • Byrd • Faber • Dobson • Shaughnessy • Spears • Bryant • Tatum • Mont • Nugent • Saban • Ward • Lester • Claiborne • Ross • Krivak • Duffner • Vanderlinden • Friedgen
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