Coaching Staff | Team Captains | Record
Head Coach: Ralph Foster
Team Manager: Ben Martin ‘07 (responsible for hiring coach, scheduling, uniforms, etc.)
Captain: James H. Hammond ‘07
Record: 5-0-1 | Only undefeated and unscored on Team in Citadel Football History
Team Roster
| Name | Class | Position |
| J. Smith | Left End | |
| Gamble | 1907 | Left Tackle |
| Watkins | Left Guard | |
| Forest Smith | 1909 | Left Guard |
| John Surgeon | 1909 | Center |
| John Ehrich | 1907 | Right Guard |
| Ted Russell | 1907 | Right Tackle |
| Ben Martin | 1907 | Right End |
| James Hammond | 1907 | Quarterback |
| G. Spencer | 1907 | Fullback |
| Jack Crawford | 1907 | Left Half |
| Albert Able | 1907 | Right Half |
| Sloan | 1907 | Subsititute |
| Sloan Cohen | 1907 | Substitute |
| Dirube | 1907 | Substitute |
| Samuel Duckett | 1910 | Substitute |
| Arthur McGee | 1908 | Substitute |
| Joe Muldrow | 1909 | Substitute |
| J. Spigener | 1907 | Substitute |
| John Stewart | 1910 | Substitute |
Schedule
| Date | Opponent | Results | Score | Site * | |
| 20-Oct | Charleston Amateurs | T | 0 | 0 | Charleston, SC |
| 27-Oct | College of Charleston | W | 23 | 0 | Charleston, SC |
| 3-Nov | Charleston Amateurs | W | 5 | 0 | Charleston, SC |
| 10-Nov | Mercer | W | 10 | 0 | Charleston, SC |
| 17-Nov | Porter Military Academy | W | 10 | 0 | Charleston, SC |
| 24-Nov | Charleston Amateurs | W | 5 | 0 | Charleston, SC |
| *All Games Played at College Park | |||||
1906 Team Picture
Only Undefeated and Unscored on Team in Citadel Football History
The Varsity of 1906 has the honor of being the only undefeated team in the history of Citadel football. Although it is a fact that the schedule in those early years was made up mostly of games with local teams, yet this team would have been worthy opponent for any college team of its day. Ralph Foster, a great University of South Carolina end, began a three-year term of coaching with this team and he demonstrated at once that his work was to be of a high caliber. The outstanding members of this eleven were: James H. Hammond, captain and quarterback; Albert Able, a great halfback; Jack Crawford, an end two powerful tackles, Ted Russell and Gamble.