Which College Football Coach Are You?

So... schizophrenic???

Whoa!

You're kind of a coaching chameleon!

You would maybe best compare to Jim Mora, Mike Gundy or Kevin Sumlin.

You’re a hodgepodge of many coaches, which puts you in the tier of guys who don’t have such identifiable personalities. All three coaches here have had success as recruiters and leaders, all have had big wins and frustrating losses, and all have good reputations within the college game.
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I'm not a college football coach. I know my vast knowledge of the subject makes most of you believe I am. But.....sadly......I'm not.

 
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Congratulations!
You're Mike Riley!You’ve arrived at a point in your life when you know who you are — and who you’re not. You like to have fun, but you also have a hard line, too. Can you win big? The last move of your career is betting on it.

Check out the rest of our 2015 college football preview, or take the quiz again!

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Congratulations!
You're James Franklin!You’re most likely to say: “Always be closing.” You’re chatty and opinionated and you can easily ingratiate yourself with anyone. Is there more substance behind the style?

 
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Congratulations!You're James Franklin!

You’re most likely to say: “Always be closing.” You’re chatty and opinionated and you can easily ingratiate yourself with anyone. Is there more substance behind the style?
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HE SHOULD BE SAYING "ALWAYS KEEP YOUR RÉSUMÉ UP TO DATE"

 
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Congratulations!

You're Jim Harbaugh!

No coach in college football is quite like you. Equal parts zany and inspired, you will teams to be more than the sum of their parts and you have odd methods in doing that.

 
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Congratulations!

You're James Franklin!

You’re most likely to say: “Always be closing.” You’re chatty and opinionated and you can easily ingratiate yourself with anyone. Is there more substance behind the style?

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