Best College Football Coach of all Time?

#26
#26
VolinConcord said:
Switzer may have been 12-5 against CTO, but the OU teams during the 80's was like watching America's Most Wanted in the wishbone formation.
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Yeah, and Lawrence Phillips, the Peter Brothers, et al were altar boys.
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#28
#28
VolinConcord said:
I think every major program in the 80's was using 'roids. Also, NU's QB was not arrested by the FBI in a drug sting.
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Of course not. Osborne's roid heads chose beating up women as their preferred crime.
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#29
#29
VolinConcord said:
I think every major program in the 80's was using 'roids. Also, NU's QB was not arrested by the FBI in a drug sting.
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Yeah, every team in America was bringing in 180 pound farm yokels, turning them into 300 pound road graders, then watching them mysteriously shrink when they moved on to a league with sophisticated steroid testing. Osborne was a pious phony. Period.
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#30
#30
I have to admit it is pretty telling when a team murders everyone in college and the has no players go on to have an impact in the NFL.
 
#36
#36
Putting aside any animosity towards the program that he coached for so long, I think that Dan McGugin deserves a mention. He was tremendously successful as a hfc and practiced law in the off season. Sort of the Bobby Jones of college football coaches.
 
#40
#40
I think we have to think about Neyland, because don't forget, he 6 years b/c of the war. He won four national titles and his winning percentage is top 5 i believe. He at least deserves in the discussion.

And my pick is Woody Hayes. Won a national title in three different decades. That's impressive.
 
#41
#41
zjcvols said:
I think we have to think about Neyland, because don't forget, he 6 years b/c of the war. He won four national titles and his winning percentage is top 5 i believe. He at least deserves in the discussion.

And my pick is Woody Hayes. Won a national title in three different decades. That's impressive.
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I agree, Coach Neyland had a team that went unscored upon.Thats impressive no matter what era it was in.:thumbsup:
 
#44
#44
Bob Neyland, last team to go undefeated and un-scored upon!

Whoever said Fulmer, Osborne, or Switzer, needs electroshock!

I put Bear Bryant behind Neyland, only because Neyland was 6-0 head to head with him.

Woody Hayes is my 1st pick followed by Rockne, then Neyland!

1. Hayes
2. Rockne
3. Neyland
4. Bryant
5. as much as I hate to say it, Meyer or Saban.... I'm gonna go throw up now

Kiffin makes his way onto the list in about 6-8 years hopefully!
 
#50
#50
Bowden should get some consideration... FSU was nothing until he showed up. He built that program
 
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