About: dbkwik:resource/DiHtkbvKWvwhGA4VpRFY0Q==

Property	Value
rdf:type	College coach
rdfs:label	James Hopper
rdfs:comment	With Hopper leading the 'Brushers through the season of 1900 NSU posted a third consecutive winning season, the last consecutive streak until R. E. Courtright would post four consecutive 1919-1922. NSU went 4-2-1 under his tutleage, including their first ever win over a major "first team."
CFbDWID	1109
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Birth Date	1876-07-23
death place	Carmel, California, United States
overall record	10
Name	Hopper, James James Hopper
Sport	American Football
Alternative Names	Hopper, James Marie
Date of Death	1956-08-28
Alma mater	University of California, Berkeley
Birth Place	dbkwik:resource/GsOs7bhRe0QkFWCXWffWAQ== France
coach years	1900 1904
death date	1956-08-28
Place of Birth	Paris, France
coach teams	California Golden Bears football Nevada Wolf Pack football
Date of Birth	1876-07-23
Short Description	American football coach
abstract	With Hopper leading the 'Brushers through the season of 1900 NSU posted a third consecutive winning season, the last consecutive streak until R. E. Courtright would post four consecutive 1919-1922. NSU went 4-2-1 under his tutleage, including their first ever win over a major "first team." Prior to this season, the Sagebrusher's primary opponents were small preparatory schools and the second teams of larger California universities. Those few times the 'Brushers faced a major, first team normally lead to crushing defeat. Hopper changed the tide forever by beating the Stanford "First Eleven" 6-0.