1. Chad Morris
2. Steve Sloan (Killed the Vaught era of Ole Miss football)
3. Joker Phillips
4. Curley Hallman

Honorable Mentions:
Ole Miss era Ed Orgeron - only doesn't make the list because of his LSU tenure. Worst gameday coaching I've ever seen.

Joe Moorhead - Overall record is above .500 which seems great at MSU but if Mullen coaches that 2019 team, they're probably 10-2 or 11-1. As is, they were 8-4. He was an "offensive genius" who couldn't do anything well offensively during his tenure at MSU.

Insert Vanderbilt coach - I'm excluding individuals here as I don't think losing at Vandy is a direct reflection of poor coaching but the records are what they are.

Ole Miss era Houston Nutt - Nutt did a great job in year 1 but it was clear he didn't really believe that Ole Miss could win and thought Ole Miss should be grateful if they got to a bowl game. Unfortunately he couldn't even do that without Ed O's studs, and in 2011, our offensive plays were literally being called in on giant cards that had the initials of the player who was supposed to get the ball on them and I'm not joking.

Derek Dooley - This hire never made any sense.

Sylvester Croom - Most stubborn HC of the new millennium. Lost a game 3-2 and still absolutely refused to make OC changes. Good recruiter and defenses were great though.

This post was edited on 10/20/23 at 10:31 am