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CHS Ranking Rank Head coach Team Conference Base Contract/Yr Yrs at School School Wins School Losses School Winning Percent Career Wins Career Losses Career Winning Percent
1 1 Sam Pittman Arkansas SEC $ 6,350,000 4 23 25 0.48 23 25 0.48
2 2 Dave Aranda Baylor Big 12 $ 3,021,003 4 23 25 0.48 23 25 0.48
3 3 Billy Napier Florida SEC $ 6,920,000 2 11 14 0.44 51 26 0.66
4 4 Will Hall Southern Miss Sun Belt $ 824,000 3 13 24 0.35 13 24 0.35
5 5 Clark Lea Vanderbilt SEC $ 3,051,881 3 9 27 0.25 9 27 0.25
6 6 Scott Satterfield Cincinnati Big 12 $ 3,535,000 1 3 9 0.25 75 49 0.61
7 7 Butch Jones Arkansas State Sun Belt $ 825,000 3 11 26 0.30 95 80 0.54
8 8 Shane Beamer South Carolina SEC $ 6,125,000 3 20 18 0.53 20 18 0.53
9 Mike Neu Ball State MAC $ 675,000 8 37 56 0.40 37 56 0.40
10 Joe Moorhead Akron MAC $ 620,000 2 4 20 0.17 18 32 0.36
10 11 Pat Narduzzi Pittsburgh ACC $ 5,875,817 9 65 50 0.57 65 50 0.57
12 Kalani Sitake BYU Big 12 $ 3,000,000 8 61 41 0.60 61 41 0.60
13 Ryan Day Ohio State Big Ten $ 10,196,250 5 56 8 0.88 56 8 0.88
12 14 Kenni Burns Kent State MAC $ 525,000 1 1 11 0.08 1 11 0.08
13 15 Sonny Cumbie Louisiana Tech C-USA $ 950,000 2 6 18 0.25 8 21 0.28
16 16 Mike Houston East Carolina The American $ 2,349,000 5 24 34 0.41 24 34 0.41
17 17 Charles Huff Marshall Sun Belt $ 755,500 3 22 17 0.56 22 17 0.56
18 18 Mike Locksley Maryland Big Ten $ 5,500,000 5 29 33 0.47 31 59 0.34
19 19 Blake Anderson Utah State Mountain West $ 1,375,000 3 23 17 0.58 74 54 0.58
20 20 Stan Drayton Temple The American $ 2,500,000 2 6 18 0.25 6 18 0.25
21 21 Mike MacIntyre Florida International C-USA $ 750,000 2 8 16 0.33 54 81 0.40
22 22 Mike Bloomgren Rice The American $ 926,208 6 22 46 0.32 22 46 0.32
23 23 Shawn Clark Appalachian State Sun Belt $ 925,020 4 35 18 0.66 35 18 0.66
24 24 Greg Schiano Rutgers Big Ten $ 4,000,000 4 19 28 0.40 87 95 0.48
25 25 Joey McGuire Texas Tech Big 12 $ 4,104,960 2 15 11 0.58 15 11 0.58
26 26 Tony Elliott Virginia ACC $ 4,250,000 2 6 16 0.27 6 16 0.27
27 27 P.J. Fleck Minnesota Big Ten $ 6,000,000 7 50 34 0.60 80 56 0.59
28 28 Don Brown UMass Independent $ 816,000 2 4 20 0.17 4 20 0.17
29 29 Kenny Dillingham Arizona State Big 12 $ 3,850,000 1 3 9 0.25 3 9 0.25
30 30 Bret Bielema Illinois Big Ten $ 6,500,000 3 18 19 0.49 115 77 0.60
31 31 Ricky Rahne Old Dominion Sun Belt $ 831,469 4 15 23 0.40 15 23 0.40
32 32 Brent Pry Virginia Tech ACC $ 4,000,000 2 10 14 0.42 10 14 0.42
33 33 Matt Rhule Nebraska Big Ten $ 5,500,000 1 5 7 0.42 52 50 0.51
34 34 Ryan Walters Purdue Big Ten $ 4,000,000 1 4 8 0.33 4 8 0.33
35 35 Deion Sanders Colorado Big 12 $ 5,500,000 1 4 8 0.33 4 8 0.33
36 36 James Franklin Penn State Big Ten $ 8,500,000 10 88 39 0.69 112 54 0.68
37 37 Biff Poggi Charlotte The American $ 1,000,000 1 3 9 0.25 3 9 0.25
38 38 Sonny Dykes TCU Big 12 $ 5,000,000 2 18 9 0.67 89 72 0.55
39 39 Eric Morris North Texas The American $ 1,300,000 1 5 7 0.42 5 7 0.42
40 40 Tom Herman Florida Atlantic The American $ 700,000 1 4 8 0.33 58 30 0.66
41 41 Mario Cristobal Miami Florida ACC $ 8,000,000 2 12 13 0.48 74 73 0.50
42 42 Kevin Wilson Tulsa The American $ 1,900,000 1 4 8 0.33 30 55 0.35
43 43 Dave Doeren NC State ACC $ 5,024,390 11 81 58 0.58 104 62 0.63
44 44 Justin Wilcox California ACC $ 4,400,000 7 36 43 0.46 36 43 0.46
45 45 Jim Mora UConn Independent $ 1,800,000 2 9 16 0.36 55 46 0.55
46 46 Brent Key Georgia Tech ACC $ 2,800,000 2 11 10 0.52 11 10 0.52
47 47 Clay Helton Georgia Southern Sun Belt $ 752,000 2 12 14 0.46 58 38 0.60
48 48 Dave Clawson Wake Forest ACC $ 4,284,656 10 63 61 0.51 95 93 0.51
49 49 Tyson Helton Western Kentucky C-USA $ 918,000 5 40 26 0.61 40 26 0.61
50 50 Mack Brown North Carolina ACC $ 4,300,000 5 38 27 0.59 276 144 0.66
51 51 Kirk Ferentz Iowa Big Ten $ 7,000,000 25 196 119 0.62 196 119 0.62
52 52 Brian Newberry Navy The American $ 1,600,000 1 5 7 0.42 5 7 0.42
53 53 K.C. Keeler Sam Houston C-USA $ 600,000 10 88 36 0.71 3 9 0.25
54 54 Marcus Freeman Notre Dame Independent $ 5,000,000 2 19 8 0.70 19 8 0.70
55 55 Brent Venables Oklahoma SEC $ 7,100,000 2 16 10 0.62 16 10 0.62
56 56 Hugh Freeze Auburn SEC $ 6,500,000 1 6 7 0.46 88 50 0.64
57 57 Jason Candle Toledo MAC $ 1,125,000 8 65 35 0.65 65 35 0.65
58 58 Troy Calhoun Air Force Mountain West $ 3,000,000 17 130 82 0.61 130 82 0.61
59 59 Tim Albin Ohio MAC $ 651,500 3 23 16 0.59 23 16 0.59
60 60 Jim McElwain Central Michigan MAC $ 1,025,420 5 29 28 0.51 73 55 0.57
61 61 Barry Odom UNLV Mountain West $ 1,785,000 1 9 5 0.64 34 30 0.53
62 62 Mark Stoops Kentucky SEC $ 9,000,000 11 73 65 0.53 73 65 0.53
63 63 Chuck Martin Miami Ohio MAC $ 575,300 10 56 62 0.48 56 62 0.48
64 64 Chris Creighton Eastern Michigan MAC $ 590,000 10 52 68 0.43 52 68 0.43
65 65 Thomas Hammock Northern Illinois MAC $ 677,045 5 24 33 0.42 24 33 0.42
66 66 Scot Loeffler Bowling Green MAC $ 560,000 5 20 35 0.36 20 35 0.36
67 67 Mike Norvell Florida State ACC $ 7,300,000 4 31 17 0.65 69 32 0.68
68 68 Chris Klieman Kansas State Big 12 $ 4,750,000 5 39 24 0.62 39 24 0.62
69 69 Jeff Brohm Louisville ACC $ 5,550,000 1 10 4 0.71 76 48 0.61
70 70 Gus Malzahn UCF Big 12 $ 2,300,000 3 24 16 0.60 101 54 0.65
71 71 Matt Campbell Iowa State Big 12 $ 4,000,000 8 53 48 0.53 88 63 0.58
72 72 Neal Brown West Virginia Big 12 $ 4,005,000 5 31 29 0.52 66 45 0.60
73 73 Lance Leipold Kansas Big 12 $ 5,750,000 3 17 21 0.45 54 54 0.50
74 74 Mike Elko Texas A&M SEC $ 7,000,000 0 0 0 0.00 16 9 0.64
75 75 Gerad Parker Troy Sun Belt 0 0 0 0.00 0 6 0.00
76 76 Troy Taylor Stanford ACC $- 1 3 9 0.25 3 9 0.25
77 77 Scotty Walden UTEP C-USA 0 0 0 0.00 1 3 0.25
78 78 Timmy Chang Hawaii Mountain West $ 600,006 2 8 18 0.31 8 18 0.31
79 79 Derek Mason Middle Tennessee C-USA 0 0 0 0.00 27 55 0.33
80 80 Tony Sanchez New Mexico C-USA 0 0 0 0.00 20 40 0.33
81 81 Trent Dilfer UAB The American $ 1,300,000 1 4 8 0.33 4 8 0.33
82 82 Lance Taylor Western Michigan MAC $ 850,000 1 4 8 0.33 4 8 0.33
83 83 Brent Brennan Arizona Big 12 $ 2,200,000 0 0 0 0.00 34 48 0.42
84 84 Jedd Fisch Washington Big Ten $ 7,700,000 0 0 0 0.00 17 22 0.44
85 85 Sean Lewis San Diego State Mountain West 0 0 0 0.00 24 31 0.44
86 86 Michael Desormeaux Louisiana Sun Belt $ 755,000 2 13 14 0.48 13 14 0.48
87 87 Jonathan Smith Michigan State Big Ten $ 4,850,000 0 0 0 0.00 34 35 0.49
88 88 Jay Norvell Colorado State Mountain West $ 1,700,000 2 8 16 0.33 41 42 0.49
89 89 Pete Lembo Buffalo MAC 0 0 0 0.00 33 29 0.53
90 90 Alex Golesh South Florida The American $ 2,500,000 1 7 6 0.54 7 6 0.54
91 91 Bryant Vincent Louisiana-Monroe Sun Belt 0 0 0 0.00 7 6 0.54
92 92 Willie Fritz Houston Big 12 $ 2,842,000 0 0 0 0.00 71 54 0.57
93 93 Ken Niumatalolo San Jose State Mountain West $ 2,300,000 0 0 0 0.00 109 83 0.57
94 94 Major Applewhite South Alabama Sun Belt 0 0 0 0.00 15 11 0.58
95 95 Manny Diaz Duke ACC 0 0 0 0.00 21 15 0.58
96 96 Rich Rodriguez Jacksonville State C-USA $ 1,000,000 2 18 6 0.75 127 87 0.59
97 97 Tim Beck Coastal Carolina Sun Belt $ 1,000,000 1 8 5 0.62 8 5 0.62
98 98 G.J. Kinne Texas State Sun Belt $ 800,000 1 8 5 0.62 8 5 0.62
99 99 David Braun Northwestern Big Ten $- 1 8 5 0.62 8 5 0.62
100 100 Jeff Tedford Fresno State Mountain West $ 1,550,000 2 45 22 0.67 127 79 0.62
101 101 Bill O’Brien Boston College ACC 0 0 0 0.00 15 9 0.63
102 102 Bronco Mendenhall New Mexico Mountain West 0 0 0 0.00 135 81 0.63
103 103 Rhett Lashlee SMU ACC $ 3,500,000 2 18 10 0.64 18 10 0.64
104 104 Spencer Danielson Boise State Mountain West 1 3 1 0.75 3 1 0.75
105 105 Curt Cignetti Indiana Big Ten $ 677,311 0 0 0 0.00 19 4 0.83
106 106 Jon Sumrall Tulane The American 0 0 0 0.00 23 4 0.85
107 107 DeShaun Foster UCLA Big Ten 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00
108 108 Dell McGee Georgia State Sun Belt 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00
109 109 Bob Chesney James Madison Sun Belt 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00
110 110 Jeff Choate Nevada Mountain West 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00
111 111 Fran Brown Syracuse ACC 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00
112 112 Jeff Lebby Mississippi State SEC 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00
113 113 Jay Sawvel Wyoming Mountain West 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00
114 114 Trent Bray Oregon State Pac-12 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00
115 115 Brian Bohannon Kennesaw State C-USA 9 71 30 0.70 0 0 0.00
116 116 Sherrone Moore Michigan Big Ten 0 1 0 1.00 1 0 1.00
117 117 Ryan Silverfield Memphis The American $ 1,900,000 4 31 19 0.62 31 19 0.62
118 118 Lincoln Riley USC Big Ten $ 10,000,000 2 19 8 0.70 74 18 0.80
119 119 Dabo Swinney Clemson ACC $ 10,758,575 15 170 43 0.80 170 43 0.80
120 120 Luke Fickell Wisconsin Big Ten $ 7,625,000 1 7 6 0.54 70 31 0.69
121 121 Jamey Chadwell Liberty C-USA $ 4,000,000 1 13 1 0.93 52 23 0.69
122 122 Jeff Monken Army The American $ 2,000,000 10 70 55 0.56 70 55 0.56
123 123 Jake Dickert Washington State Pac-12 $ 2,700,000 3 15 16 0.48 15 16 0.48
124 124 Kalen DeBoer Alabama SEC $ 10,000,000 0 0 0 0.00 37 9 0.80
125 125 Eliah Drinkwitz Missouri SEC $ 6,000,000 4 28 21 0.57 40 22 0.65
126 126 Josh Heupel Tennessee SEC $ 9,000,000 3 27 12 0.69 55 20 0.73
127 127 Brian Kelly LSU SEC $ 9,975,000 2 20 7 0.74 166 69 0.71
128 128 Dan Lanning Oregon Big Ten $ 6,624,999 2 22 5 0.82 22 5 0.82
129 129 Jeff Traylor UTSA The American $ 2,500,000 4 39 14 0.74 39 14 0.74
130 130 Steve Sarkisian Texas SEC $ 5,600,000 3 25 14 0.64 71 49 0.59
131 131 Mike Gundy Oklahoma State Big 12 $ 7,625,000 19 166 79 0.68 166 79 0.68
132 132 Lane Kiffin Ole Miss SEC $ 9,000,000 4 34 15 0.69 95 48 0.66
133 133 Kyle Whittingham Utah Big 12 $ 6,325,000 19 162 79 0.67 162 79 0.67
134 134 Kirby Smart Georgia SEC $ 10,505,600 8 94 16 0.86 94 16 0.86
CHS Ranking Rank Head coach Team Conference Base Contract/Yr Yrs at School School Wins School Losses School Winning Percent Career Wins Career Losses Career Winning Percent

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Colin Cowherd’s recent ramblings about USC ditching Notre Dame are so off base they are comical. The man claims to bleed Cardinal and Gold – that he’s a member of the “Trojan Family,” yet he’s completely out of touch with what matters to the Trojan faithful. He’s crying about the heart and soul of the sport being lost with NIL, conference realignment, and now claiming that with USC moving to the Big 10, playing Notre Dame is a burden? Give me a break. No true USC fan would ever suggest abandoning this sacred rivalry.

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USC vs Notre Dame Isn’t “Just Another Game”

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Look, the USC-Notre Dame rivalry isn’t just another game. It’s a damn institution, a clash of titans with nearly a century of history behind it. It’s a living testament to the power of tradition, the allure of competition, and the thrill of witnessing greatness unfold on the gridiron. We’re talking Heisman moments, national championship showdowns, the whole nine yards. It’s a rivalry that has transcended generations, captivating fans and forging legends. To even suggest tossing that aside is pure disrespect to the sport, the legacy of USC, and the Trojan Family. As Ara Parseghian once said, “This is probably the greatest intersectional rivalry in college football.”

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College Football is Evolving

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Cowherd’s wrong. The heart and soul of the sport haven’t disappeared; it’s evolved. NIL and realignment are just new chapters in the ever-changing story of college football. They’re challenges to be embraced, opportunities for growth and innovation. “The game is still the game,” Bear Bryant famously said. And this rivalry, this annual clash between two iconic programs, is a shining example of that enduring spirit.

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Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere

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As for the Big 10 schedule being a burden? Please. USC isn’t afraid of a challenge. They’re not backing down from anyone. As Pete Carroll once said, “Competition is a gift.” Playing Notre Dame, even with a tougher conference schedule, only adds to the allure, the excitement, and the stakes. It’s a testament to the Trojans’ commitment to excellence and willingness to face the best, regardless of odds.

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“This rivalry is a microcosm of the sport, a clash of styles, a battle of wills.”

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It’s the West Coast flair of USC against the Midwestern grit of Notre Dame, a collision of cultures and a test of character. This goes beyond football, too. USC and Notre Dame are academic powerhouses, elite institutions that push each other to improve on and off the field. The annual showdown is a celebration of that shared pursuit of excellence.

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Cowherd’s Take Is Nonsense

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So let’s cut the crap and call a spade a spade: Cowherd’s take is utter nonsense. This rivalry isn’t going anywhere, and it shouldn’t. It’s a cornerstone of college football, a gift to the fans, and a legacy that deserves to be carried on for generations. As Pat Haden said, “There’s nothing like it in sports.” The USC-Notre Dame rivalry is more than just a game; it’s an embodiment of what makes college football so damn special. It’s the past, present, and future of the sport, all rolled into one glorious showdown.

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A true Trojan knows that.

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Trojan play-by-play announcer Pete Arbogast responded perfectly:
“It’s THE best intersectional rival
in history. Just leave it be.”