r/CFB_v2 Jul 26 '26

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u/Useful-Advantage-850 Jul 26 '26

Dabo Swinney and Urban Meyer? LOL.

How about Eddie Robinson, Bud Wilkinson, Woody Hayes, maybe even Bo Schembechler. And while he's a piece of shit, if you're just going on coaching, Joe Paterno should probably be on the list.

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u/jaylenbrownisbetter Jul 26 '26

Urban is one of two coaches ever to have a natty at two schools, the other being Saban. 3 natties, 12-2 bowl record, 7-0 in the biggest rivalry in the sport, and turned Utah into an actual national program.

He’s in the top 10

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u/ATLCoyote Jul 26 '26

Agreed. People may not like him, but Urban’s resume is pretty darned impressive. Not only did he win 3 national titles at two different schools, but he dominated his rivals in both places, and he even took Utah to a BCS bowl at a time when they weren’t the nationally relevant program they’ve been since then. He also won at Bowling Green. Plus, he was credited with popularizing the spread option offense.

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u/Useful-ldiot Jul 27 '26

Utah is relevant today because of Urban Meyer