Burton Ingwersen  

Burton Aherns Ingwersen received a three-year contract in 1924, making him the 12th coach in Iowa football history. Iowa finished with a 6-1-1 record in Ingwersen's first year as a head coach in 1924, better than Jones had managed the previous year. Unfortunately, the lone loss cost Iowa the Big Ten Conference title. Worse for some fans, the loss was to Zuppke and Illinois, Ingwersen's alma mater, the same school that had cost Iowa the championship in 1918 and 1919 while Ingwersen was a member of the Illini squad.

Iowa went 7-9 over the next two years, winning just one conference game in 1926 and 1927. After going 1-6-1 in the 1931 season, scoring just seven points all year long, it was clear it would be a long time before Iowa would again be competitive within the conference. Ingwersen resigned after that season, He ended with a 33-27-4 record at Iowa, with only had two losing seasons in the eight years he coached.

Born 8/29/1898 and died on 7/15/1969 at the age of 70.