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re: Name Your Program's Top 5 Coaches With Records
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:15 pm to 3legr
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:15 pm to 3legr
Allyn Mckeen 65-19-3
Jackie Sherrill 75-75-2 (Won the west in 98, had some great teams in the 90s..his 3 years where he lost a ton of talent and had outside issues ruined his otherwise successful record.
Dan Mullen 29-22 3 straight bowl games and first MSU coach to win first 3 egg bowls since Mckeen.
Ralph Sasse 20-10 Short but successful tenure including an Orange Bowl.
Emory Bellard 37-42 had some great early years in 1980 and 81.
Jackie Sherrill 75-75-2 (Won the west in 98, had some great teams in the 90s..his 3 years where he lost a ton of talent and had outside issues ruined his otherwise successful record.
Dan Mullen 29-22 3 straight bowl games and first MSU coach to win first 3 egg bowls since Mckeen.
Ralph Sasse 20-10 Short but successful tenure including an Orange Bowl.
Emory Bellard 37-42 had some great early years in 1980 and 81.
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Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:16 pm to Bama Bird
quote:Maybe so, but he still had a really good winning percentage. Especially if you start comparing him to some of the top 5 coaches from other programs.
Red Drew, I don't have as much respect for. The Houston Nutt of his day, and really left the program in bad shape. It didn't help that Whitworth was the worst coach of all time to take over his already declining program.
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:18 pm to pvilleguru
quote:
Especially if you start comparing him to some of the top 5 coaches from other programs.
Very true
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:20 pm to bgator85
Probably (based only on winning percentage and general success/accomplishments):
Dan Devine 93-37-7
Don Faurot 101-79-10
Gary Pinkel 84-54
William Roper 7-0-1
Chester Brewer 14-8-2
Pretty lame.
Dan Devine 93-37-7
Don Faurot 101-79-10
Gary Pinkel 84-54
William Roper 7-0-1
Chester Brewer 14-8-2
Pretty lame.
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:22 pm to pvilleguru
John Barnhill 32-5-2. .842
Robert Neyland 173-31-12 .829
Phillip Fulmer 152-52 .745
Doug Dickey 46-15-4 .738
John Bender 18-5-4 .741
Bill Battle 59-22-2 .723
Robert Neyland 173-31-12 .829
Phillip Fulmer 152-52 .745
Doug Dickey 46-15-4 .738
John Bender 18-5-4 .741
Bill Battle 59-22-2 .723
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:24 pm to Henry Jones Jr
quote:
Not trying to flame, but isn't Mullen y'alls only head coach outside of Darrell Royal with a winning record?
No. Allyn Mckeen was 65-19. Royal was 12-8. Mullen is 29-22..Sasse was 20-10, Chadwick was 29-12 and there are like 5 others with above .500 records but were only coach for 1 0r 2 seasons back before the 1930s.
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:25 pm to ImperialPalace
quote:
FIFY.
Damn I'm good.
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:30 pm to scrooster
What can I say...I respect my elders. 
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:30 pm to 3legr
for UF:
1.SOS - (1990-2001)122-27-1 0.816
2.MEYER - (2005-2010)65-15 0.812
3.G.E. PYLE - (1909-1913) 26-7-3 0.763
4.J.A. VANFLEET - (1923-1924) 12-3-4 0.736
5.WILLIAM G. KLINE - (1920-1922) 19-8-2 0.689
NOTE* I could've added more known names like ray graves or galen hall to go with sos and meyer, but i went with winning % regardless of # of years with the school.
1.SOS - (1990-2001)122-27-1 0.816
2.MEYER - (2005-2010)65-15 0.812
3.G.E. PYLE - (1909-1913) 26-7-3 0.763
4.J.A. VANFLEET - (1923-1924) 12-3-4 0.736
5.WILLIAM G. KLINE - (1920-1922) 19-8-2 0.689
NOTE* I could've added more known names like ray graves or galen hall to go with sos and meyer, but i went with winning % regardless of # of years with the school.
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:33 pm to bgator85
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bgator85
Name Your Program's Top 5 Coaches With Records
Here are our 5 coaches with the most wins:
Steve Spurrier (1990-2001): 122-27-1 [81.7%]
Ray Graves (1960-1969): 70-31-4 [68.6%]
Urban Meyer (2005-2010): 65-15 [81.2%]
Doug Dickey (1970-1978): 58-43-2 [57.3%]
Bob Woodruff (1950-1959): 53-42-6 [55.4%]
Although I doubt most would consider Dickey or Woodruff amongst the best, they just had longevity. Gallen Hall at 40-18-2 is certainly up there
Steve Spurrier (1990-2001): 122-27-1 [81.7%] ... great man, historic man.
Ray Graves (1960-1969): 70-31-4 [68.6%] ... he can thank Spurrier.
Urban Meyer (2005-2010): 65-15 [81.2%] ... road coattails from what Spurrier did. Overrated.
Doug Dickey (1970-1978): 58-43-2 [57.3%] ... UT traitor bastard.
Bob Woodruff (1950-1959): 53-42-6 [55.4%] ... good man. (I know about him because of the Black Knights and also Coach Sauer over at The Citadel. Woodruff should be measured by how many of his assistants became head coaches. Great man.)
Charlie Pell ... cheatin' taterhead scumbag.
Galen Hall ... cheatin 'bastard.
This post was edited on 5/6/13 at 9:34 pm
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:36 pm to scrooster
Since the OP included pics:
Frank Thomas is third from left (Bryant on far right)
Wallace Wade
Paul Bryant/Mike Shula
Gene Stallings
And you all know what Saban looks like.
Frank Thomas is third from left (Bryant on far right)
Wallace Wade
Paul Bryant/Mike Shula
Gene Stallings
And you all know what Saban looks like.
This post was edited on 5/6/13 at 9:39 pm
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:38 pm to scrooster
By winning %
Ken Hatfield 76%
Frank Broyles 76
Lou Holtz 73
MFBP. 66
Right reverend 61
Excluded pre modern era
Ken Hatfield 76%
Frank Broyles 76
Lou Holtz 73
MFBP. 66
Right reverend 61
Excluded pre modern era
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:41 pm to arkbuck
quote:
Ken Hatfield 76%
Frank Broyles 76
Lou Holtz 73
MFBP. 66
Right reverend 61
Excluded pre modern era
Ken Hatfield ... taterhead scum bastard.
Frank Broyles ... recruited my brother out of Memphis Treadwell.
Lou Holtz ... great man. Slurs.
MFBP. ... WTF?
Right reverend ... no idea?
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:46 pm to 3legr
Frank Broyles: 144-58-5
Ken Hatfield: 55-17-1
Lou Holtz: 60-21-2
Hugo Bezdek: 29-13-1
Francis Schmidt: 41-21-2
Ken Hatfield: 55-17-1
Lou Holtz: 60-21-2
Hugo Bezdek: 29-13-1
Francis Schmidt: 41-21-2
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:47 pm to pvilleguru
My mom thinks Wade looked like Pat Dye. I try not to see it
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:50 pm to 3legr
We have had shitty luck with coaches.
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:51 pm to 3legr
Wait, do we list our top five, but provide records, or do we list the top five going by records?
Posted on 5/6/13 at 9:53 pm to Hawgeye
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Hugo Bezdek: 29-13-1
This guy actually gave us our nickname.
Posted on 5/6/13 at 10:07 pm to LSUNV
1. Charles McClendon - 137-59-7 (69.2%)
2. Les Miles - 85-21-0 (80.2%)
3. Bernie Moore - 83-39-6 (67.2%)
4. Nick Saban - 48-16-0 (75.0%)
5. Paul Dietzel - 46-24-3 (65.1%)
Bold- won a national championship
2. Les Miles - 85-21-0 (80.2%)
3. Bernie Moore - 83-39-6 (67.2%)
4. Nick Saban - 48-16-0 (75.0%)
5. Paul Dietzel - 46-24-3 (65.1%)
Bold- won a national championship
Posted on 5/6/13 at 10:10 pm to The Sultan of Swine
Bernie Moore 83-39-6 .672
Paul Dietzel. 46-24-3 .651
Charles McLendon. 137-59-7 .692
Nick Saban. 48-16 .750
Les Miles. 85-21 .802
Just missed:
Edgar Wingard 17-3 .850
Bill Arnsparger 26-8-2 .750
Paul Dietzel. 46-24-3 .651
Charles McLendon. 137-59-7 .692
Nick Saban. 48-16 .750
Les Miles. 85-21 .802
Just missed:
Edgar Wingard 17-3 .850
Bill Arnsparger 26-8-2 .750
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