1927 Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association football season

August 2023 1927 Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association football season black white Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association football TBA 10 Regular season Conference champion Missouri 1926 1928 (Big Six)1928 (MVC) The 1927 Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association football season was the 21st season of Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association football taking place during the 1927 college football season. The conference consisted of a record 10 member institutions. The champions were Missouri. Missouri had a conference win percentage of .833%. After the season, the conference split into the Big Six Conference, which officially kept the MVIAA name, and the Missouri Valley Conference. Both conferences claim the lineage of the MVIAA. Coaches Team Head coach Years at school Drake Ossie Solem 7th Grinnell Lester Watt 1st Iowa State C. Noel Workman 2nd Kansas Franklin Cappon 2nd Kansas State Charlie Bachman 8th Missouri Gwinn Henry 5th Nebraska Ernest Bearg 3rd Oklahoma Adrian Lindsey 1st Oklahoma A&M John Maulbetsch 7th Washington University Bob Higgins 3rd Schedule Week one October 1 Kansas Grinnell Grinnell, IA KU 19–0 October 1 Iowa State Nebraska Memorial Stadium (Lincoln) Lincoln, NE NEB 6–0 10,000 w October 1 Oklahoma Chicago Stagg Field Chicago, IL 13–7 25,000 October 2 Oklahoma A&M Washington University Francis Field St. Louis, MO WASH U 6–0 Week two l October 8 Drake Navy Farragut Field Annapolis, MD 6–35 w October 8 1927 Simpson Redmen Simpson Iowa State State Field Ames, IA 26–6 l October 8 Wisconsin Kansas Memorial Stadium Lawrence, KS 6–26 l October 8 Oklahoma A&M Minnesota Memorial Stadium Minneapolis, MN 0–40 35,000 w October 8 1927 Missouri Mines Miners Missouri Mines Washington University Francis Field St. Louis, MO 13–0 Week three l October 15 Pittsburgh Drake Drake Stadium Des Moines 0–32 t October 15 Iowa State Illinois Memorial Stadium Champaign, IL 12–12 12,000 October 15 Missouri Washington University Francis Field St. Louis, MO MIZ 13–0 t October 15 Crieghton Oklahoma Owen Field Norman, OK 13–13 w October 15 Marquette Oklahoma A&M Lewis Field Stillwater, OK 8–0 Week four w October 19 Simpson Drake Drake Stadium Des Moines, IA 20–6 October 22 Drake Grinnell Grinnell, IA DRAKE 26–6 October 22 Oklahoma Kansas State World War I Memorial Stadium Manhattan, KS KSAC 20–14 Week five October 29 Drake Kansas Memorial Stadium Lawrence, KS KU 7–6 l Grinnell Marquette Marquette Stadium Milwaukee, WI 0–31 10,000 October 29 Kansas State Iowa State State Field Ames, IA IAST 12–7 t October 29 1927 Central State Teachers Bronchos Central State Teachers (OK) Oklahoma Owen Field Norman, OK 14–14 Week six November 5 Iowa State Drake Drake Stadium Des Moines, IA IAST 7–6 November 5 Washington University Oklahoma Owen Field Norman, OK OU 23–7 Week seven November 11 Missouri Iowa State State Field Ames, IA MIZ 13–6 l November 12 Drake Minnesota Memorial Stadium Minneapolis, MN 6–27 November 12 Kansas Oklahoma Owen Field Norman, OK OU 26–7 Week eight l November 19 Notre Dame Drake Drake Stadium Des Moines, IA 0–32 November 19 Grinnell Iowa State State Field Ames, IA IA ST 14–0 November 19 Oklahoma A&M Oklahoma Owen Field Norman, OK OA&M 7–13 Week nine l November 24 Iowa State Marquette Marquette Stadium Milwaukee, WI 0–34 November 24 Oklahoma Missouri Memorial Stadium Columbia, MO MIZ 7–20 w November 26 Drake UCLA Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles, CA 25–6 External links Big Eight Conference Annual Standings * Category:Long stubs with short prose