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In 1932 Missouri dealt with a football protest, then hired a 23-year old head coach

It didn't go well.

For the first time in 15 years, Missouri has a new head football coach. I figure that's as good a reason as any to dive into the archives and read about previous Mizzou coaching changes -- the good ones, the great ones, and the terrible ones. And with the amazing depth of Newspapers.com, we can dive pretty deep.

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Gwinn Henry wasn't Missouri's first head coach, but he was the first one to make a sustained impact. He coached the Tigers from 1923 to 1931, peaking with a brilliant four-year run (1924-27) during which Mizzou went 25-6-3 and 19-3-1 in the Missouri Valley.