Top 25 College Football Coaches Since 2000
Another offseason Top 25 list about this millennium. Peterman is #10 and the highest ranked coach who didn't win a national championship. I thought it was on3's list at first, but it's The Athletic, which makes sense because on3 would have Lanning like #8. Got me thinking about wondering if Pettisman would have jumped to the UW job earlier if Sark left earlier. Solid list though "just don't crash the Ferrari" guys like Day and Linc Riley are probably too high.
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People that respect Kyle Whittingham on that level are such fags. All the old conference cheerleaders loved putting him ahead of Leach.
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Whittingham seems like a mostly JAG coach to me. Was in a great spot at Utah and went 65-48 in Pac-12 play while being in the soft South Division. What Leach was able to do at WSU is more impressive to me, even if he never won a division.
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Utah will always be a glorified Beaver team
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Whittingham got lucky in 2022 because Beav kicked USC's ass so badly the year before that Jonathon Smith wouldn't go away from his quarterback that was turning it over 4+ times a game.
The other two seasons around 2022, he got absolutely skull fucked in Corvallis.
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Was listening to a local radio segment covering this and now I'm convinced that nobody can touch Pete Carrol if you factor in the time taken to achieve everything. 9 years is insane.
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It's a good point of how damn impressive Carroll's run in college and pro was. I'm trying to think of who is even comparable? Harbaugh. That might be just about it.
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Pete went 6-6 year 1 and even lost to Rick
And then
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With a 12 team playoff he's there at least 7 times. Probably 7 for a 4 team
The Pac 12 champion had to be unbeaten to make the 2 team
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These list are trash, how do you leave off the guy with 1.000 win percentage? Tui #1.
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They did the anonymous comparison of resume's with Urban's. The difference was mainly that Pete lost the 2005 championship but Urban needed like 20 years.
