With new news about coaching. Top 5-10

[msuduo]

Saban
Synder
Peterson (Boise)

[blkrptnt819]

Sumlin.....

[blkrptnt819]

Quote: Originally Posted by smack23011

I mean yes I'm a Bob Stoops homer OU fan. But no other coach besides Saben has been to as many NC games. Although he failed at 3 of them. Has his program win year in and year out and knows that a 10 win season isn't acceptable. As I completely forgot about Chip Kelly he is hands down top 5 with that Oregon Program over Charlie Strong. Remember this counts as the BCS era. (Can't get into all time cuz that list would be way to hard after the top 3.)

Chip is in the NFL though

[serrano53]

1. Nick Saban
2. Bob Stoops
3. Urban Meyer
4. Les Miles
5. Chris Petersen
6. Mack Brown
7. Gary Patterson
8. Mark Richt
9. Mike Gundy
10. Frank Beamer
Honorable Mentions: David Shaw, Brian Kelly, Bret Bielema

Heres my tops

[Kingdawgydawg]

I think some of you are having a tough time with the "decade" portion of the question!

1. Saban-less the NFL years.

2. Peterson-he changed the NCAA landscape.

3. Pete Carroll-Reggie's parents taking money didnt change the results on the field.

4. Bob Stoops, 1 title and longetivity

5. Bill Snyder-huge turnaround but no title

Les miles always chumps a game or two can't develop a quarterback to save his life

Urban Meyer has failed when using his recruits if he stays more than 6 at ohst then can look again

Mark RICHT is consummate choke artist

Chip Kelly only had a small run, Oregon was great under Belotti, but Chip choked against Peterson twice and in all but 1 big game

Brian Kelly hasn't won anything.

Jim mora, not even close

David Shaw needs at least 3-4 more legit seasons with all his own recruits

Spurrier hasn't won a big game at South Carolina

Bielema is terrible, hasn't won a big game and coached in a weak big ten

Leach we need to see if he can turn Wazu

Mack Brown is completely overrated.

Rich Rod might be able to save his career but he always lost a big one




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[smack23011]

Quote: Originally Posted by blkrptnt819

Chip is in the NFL though

BCS era my man.

[theycallmeSEABASS]

For all you Strong bashers, let's not forget that forget how he won 2 national championships at Florida and turned a Louisville team that had gone 15-21 under his predecessor into a BCS winning team. This isn't saying that he should be #5 (way over rated), but he deserves low top 10 (#8-10).

[EUBlink]

Quote: Originally Posted by smack23011

I'm sorry but OSU was terrible when Les Miles was there honestly I was to happy he left.

Posted records of 8-5, 9-4 and 7-5, respectively, following his first year and three losing seasons before that. That and three bowl invites AND an upset over Oklahoma on the road. I wouldn't call that terrible.

I cannot believe I just defended Les Miles. This calls for a beer.