25 Most Disappointing College Football Coaching Eras

[MTHusker]

I'll give you one guess as to who is #1

 

25 Most Disappointing College Football Coaching Eras

[fro daddy]

Greg Robinson should be #1

 

But having ol' Billy C up there my be like a bad rerun, husker fan

[JHaWk]

domo arigato huskerfan

[fro daddy]

Parlez-vous france', husker fan

[papersun87]

Lol at Tyrone Willingham being on the list twice.

[CENTEXHUSKER]

Great, ESPN bottom 10 and now this.......

[PIMPZILLA]

No suprise there. What a douche.

[holvy83]

surprise, surprise I do think that Zook and Coker never had a prayer coming into their situations, both were kind of in the same boat as Billy C but that is no consolation

[Aim9]

John Blake should be way higher on this list. He really did suck. I wish he was still at the helm when we went to Norman this year.

 

I'm surprised that they didn't mention Callahan's blowout losses to Kansas and Texas Tech when they mentioned the biggest losses of most of the other coaches on the list. Then again, it's tough to cram all of his failings into one little caption.

[Dan_F_30]

ALRIGHT! Nebraska is back on top!!!!!!!!!! Order has been restored!

[Dundermifflinite]

Parlez-vous france', husker fan

 

 

Are you the Mizzou regular that e-mails the show? (Josh I think)

[junior4949]

Well, I think they were a little hard on 3 coaches on that list. Zook had winning seasons, and he built the foundation for Urban and the NC. I'm sure some would like to say Blake did the same for Stoops at OU, but man his record was horrible while doing it. Zook still had seasons we can only dream about this year. I'm appauled they put Coker on that list. All he did was win a NC and have one of the greatest stretches in college football. Miami arguably has better talent now than in Coker's final year/years, and they are remarkably worse. Barnett? You've got to be kidding me. He took over for Rick the Prick. Brought CU back onto the map. He won or played in the Big 12 Championship how many times? I was always under the impression it was the boosters enticing players. He may have known about it, or he may not have. However, he was a heck of a coach. I think Rick the Prick deserves to be on the list a lot more than Barnett. He's been a college coach at two different schools and he's undefeated in landing them with NCAA sanctions.

[fro daddy]

Parlez-vous france', husker fan

 

 

Are you the Mizzou regular that e-mails the show? (Josh I think)

 

 

Nope. I just listen occasionally. The BC bits always cracked me up

[holvy83]

Would Pinkel make this list if they don't win a Big 12 title, or NC then start a decline. I remember people calling for his head a couple years ago. Talk about going from 0 to hero. Things are starting to look grim for Ferentz also.

[papersun87]

Well, I think they were a little hard on 3 coaches on that list. Zook had winning seasons, and he built the foundation for Urban and the NC. I'm sure some would like to say Blake did the same for Stoops at OU, but man his record was horrible while doing it. Zook still had seasons we can only dream about this year. I'm appauled they put Coker on that list. All he did was win a NC and have one of the greatest stretches in college football. Miami arguably has better talent now than in Coker's final year/years, and they are remarkably worse. Barnett? You've got to be kidding me. He took over for Rick the Prick. Brought CU back onto the map. He won or played in the Big 12 Championship how many times? I was always under the impression it was the boosters enticing players. He may have known about it, or he may not have. However, he was a heck of a coach. I think Rick the Prick deserves to be on the list a lot more than Barnett. He's been a college coach at two different schools and he's undefeated in landing them with NCAA sanctions.

Good point, he wasn't even on the list at all, was he?