Seth Littrell ranked #108 coach in the country - Sporting News

[meangreen11]

108. Seth Littrell, North Texas (104)

others of note

54. Bill Clark, UAB (52)

97. Willie Fritz, Tulane (87)

94. Butch Davis, FIU (67)

73. Sonny Dykes, SMU (69)

41. Neal Brown, West Virginia (37)

30. Hugh Freeze, Liberty (47)

48. Chris Klieman, Kansas State (33)

53. Billy Napier, Louisiana (82)

read more:  https://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa-football/list/2021-ranking-college-football-coaches-1-130/aucm7nf38ieq12rwz0wbezasn/4

Edited June 30, 2021 by meangreen11

[Udomann]

Yeah, I feel like my view on SL is well known (and rather disproved of) 108 does seem low. Defensively maybe. Offensively a bit higher. 

Surprised to see sonny so low too

Edited June 30, 2021 by Udomann

[NorthTexasSportsNetwork]

Brown at 41? He’s on the warm seat right now. Very underperforming 

[Cr1028]

Laughable that they have Sark at 40 after doing jack squat.

[Salsa_Verde]

[UNTLifer]

16 hours ago, Cr1028 said:

Laughable that they have Sark at 40 after doing jack squat.

[El Paso Eagle]

I always find the analysis somewhat a joke. Funny how a talented player can make a coach so much better. I Heard an interview with Northwestern's HC where he joked about how coaches can forget everything about coaching when they are having bad years and then all of the sudden "rediscover" themselves when things are going well. Taking nothing away from those at the top of the list, but it seems to me the better coaches are the ones who are able to find success without the unlimited funding and teams full of 4/5 star players. 

Edited June 30, 2021 by El Paso Eagle