College Football Coaching Rankings. (Per The Sporting News)

[FirstTimer]

No.'s 76-124

76. Terry Bowden, Akron

77. Hugh Freeze, Ole Miss


78. Larry Coker, UTSA

79. Rich Ellerson, Army

80. Ellis Johnson, Southern Miss

81. Gary Andersen, Utah State

82. Paul Chryst, Pittsburgh

83. Steve Addazio, Temple

84. Ron English, Eastern Michigan


85. Willie Taggart, Western Kentucky

86. Jim McElwain, Colorado State

87. Dan McCarney, North Texas

88. Rocky Long, San Diego State

89. Doc Holliday, Marshall

90. Joker Phillips, Kentucky


91. Mike MacIntyre, San Jose State

92. Danny Hope, Purdue

93. Rick Stockstill, Middle Tennessee

94. Pete Lembo, Ball State

95. Robb Akey, Idaho

96. Bob Davie, New Mexico

97. Bill Cubit, Western Michigan


98. Norm Chow, Hawaii

99. Derek Dooley, Tennessee


100. Garrick McGee, UAB

101. Ruffin McNeil, East Carolina

102. Kyle Flood, Rutgers

103. Matt Campbell, Toledo


104. Mike Price, UTEP

105. Tim DeRuyter, Fresno State

106. Jon Embree, Colorado


107. Dave Clawson, Bowling Green

108. Doug Marrone, Syracuse

109. Justin Fuente, Memphis

110. Frank Spaziani, Boston College


111. Kevin Wilson, Indiana

112. Tony Levine, Houston

113. David Bailiff, Rice

114. Darrell Hazell, Kent State


115. Todd Berry, Louisiana-Monroe

116. Don Treadwell, Miami (OH)


117. Joey Jones, South Alabama


118. Dan Enos, Central Michigan



119. DeWayne Walker, New Mexico State


120. Bobby Hauck, UNLV


121. Carl Pelini, Florida Atlantic


122. Jeff Quinn, Buffalo

123. Curtis Johnson, Tulane


124. Charley Molnar, UMass


 

[FirstTimer]

No's 26-75

26. Gary Pinkel, Missouri

27. Dabo Swinney, Clemson

28. Butch Jones, Cincinnati

29. Troy Calhoun, Air Force

30. Steve Sarkisian, Washington

31. Jim Grobe, Wake Forest

32. David Shaw, Stanford

33. Kirk Ferentz, Iowa

34. Al Golden, Miami

35. Ken Niumatalolo, Navy

36. Gene Chizik, Auburn

37. Bo Pelini, Nebraska

38. Jimbo Fisher, Florida State

39. Rich Rodriguez, Arizona

40. Charlie Weis, Kansas

41. Art Briles, Baylor

42. Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern

43. Frank Solich, Ohio

44. Dana Holgorsen, West Virginia

45. Mike London, Virginia

46. Dan Mullen, Mississippi State

47. Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M

48. Paul Rhoads, Iowa State

49. Tom O'Brien, N.C. State

50. Tommy Tuberville, Texas Tech

51. Charlie Strong, Louisville

52. Larry Blakeney, Troy

53. Larry Fedora, North Carolina

54. Mario Cristobal, FIU

55. Mike Riley, Oregon State

56. Skip Holtz, South Florida

57. Jeff Tedford, Cal

58. Dave Christensen, Wyoming

59. Will Muschamp, Florida

60. Paul Pasqualoni, UConn

61. Sonny Dykes, Louisiana Tech

62. Bill O'Brien, Penn State

63. Bill Blankenship, Tulsa

64. Jerry Kill, Minnesota

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66. Dave Doeren, Northern Illinois

67. David Cutcliffe, Duke

68. Jim Mora, UCLA

69. Tim Beckman, Illinois

70. Gus Malzahn, Arkansas State

71. Dennis Franchione, Texas State

73. Mark Hudspeth, Louisiana-Lafayette

74. John L. Smith, Arkansas

75. Todd Graham, Arizona State

 

[FirstTimer]

No's 11-25

11. Bill Snyder, Kansas State

12. Bret Bielema, Wisconsin

13. Mark Dantonio, Michigan State

14. Mark Richt, Georgia


15. Bronco Mendenhall, BYU

16. Mack Brown, Texas

17. Mike Leach, Washington State

18. Brian Kelly, Notre Dame

19. Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech

20. Lane Kiffin, USC

21. Kyle Whittingham, Utah

22. June Jones, SMU

23. Chris Ault, Nevada


24. Brady Hoke, Michigan

25. James Franklin, Vanderbilt


 

[FirstTimer]

No's 1-10

1. Nick Saban, Alabama

2. Chris Petersen, Boise State

3. Urban Meyer, Ohio State

4. Les Miles, LSU

5. Bob Stoops, Oklahoma

6. Chip Kelly, Oregon

7. Gary Patterson, TCU

8. Steve Spurrier, South Carolina


9. Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech

10. Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State

 

[Woy]

I don't know how you can rate a guy like Bill O'Brien when he's never been a HC.

 

[G-men]

Only one who seems to be overrated to me is Mark Richt. Didn't most of the Georgia fans want him gone at the beginning of last year?

 

[Senser81]

Pretty incredible list. The middle rankings appear to be random. You have inexperienced guys like David Shaw above Kirk Ferentz.

The guy who turned in possible the worst coaching job in modern NCAA history is #39.

Charlie Weis is above Pat Fitzgerald, yet Fitzgerald accomplished more at Northwestern than Weis did at Notre Dame.

Will Muschamp is #59?

John L. Smith is #74 despite being one of the worst game-day coaches in history, and also despite not having a head coaching job in the last decade.

Dabo Swinney is #27 and Lane Kiffin is #20 and both are possibly the biggest idiots in coaching.

 

[NAHSTE]

List is shit. Also, the Saban knob slobbing needs to stop.

 

[JeremyHight]

List is shit. Also, the Saban knob slobbing needs to stop.

I'm not going to argue that the list is shit, it clearly has a stupid concept and numerous flaws. However, having Saban as #1 is not one of the problems.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

Top 10 CFB Head Coach Porn Names

1. Rocky Long
2. Sonny Dykes
3. Bronco Mendenhall
4. Charlie Strong
5. Al Golden
6. Mack Brown
7. Doc Holliday
8. Ruffin McNeil
9. Joey Jones
10. Chip Kelly

 

[FirstTimer]

Top 10 CFB Head Coach Porn Names

1. Rocky Long
2. Sonny Dykes
3. Bronco Mendenhall
4. Charlie Strong
5. Al Golden
6. Mack Brown
7. Doc Holliday
8. Ruffin McNeil
9. Joey Jones
10. Chip Kelly

No Larry Coker?

For shame.

 

[Golden Taters]

Mike Leach getting love as the 2nd best Pac 12 coach, 17th overall.

 

[ralaw]

As of right now I don't see how you could argue against Nick Saban.

I'm sort of surprised Frank Beamer is so high....while Tech is always a top 10-15 program they never really have taken that next step into being elite.