College Football Team Rankings 2026

Every team, ranked by our model across the four things a program is really made of: what the offense did, how the defense projects, who they recruited, and what the transfer portal did to their roster in dollar terms. Tap a team to open its Team HQ.

2025 total offense — yards and touchdowns. What the unit actually did, not a projection.

Rank	Team	Yards	TDs
1	Indiana	7301	81
2	Ole Miss	7351	65
3	Utah	6281	68
4	Oregon	6783	66
5	Vanderbilt	6022	65
6	Texas Tech	6463	63
7	Miami	6479	60
8	Notre Dame	5514	63
9	Tennessee	6097	61
10	Duke	5930	60
11	Ohio State	5922	58
12	USC	6047	55
13	Georgia	5636	56
14	Washington	5346	56
15	Texas A&M	5783	54
16	Alabama	5516	53
17	NC State	5106	53
18	Florida State	5667	51
19	SMU	5421	51
20	TCU	5484	50
21	Cincinnati	5299	50
22	Georgia Tech	5982	47
23	Arizona	5303	49
24	BYU	5604	48
25	Virginia	5867	47
26	Mississippi State	5189	49
27	Arkansas	5461	47
28	Missouri	5419	46
29	Pittsburgh	5086	47
30	Texas	5053	45
31	Penn State	4706	46
32	Michigan	5173	44
33	Baylor	5414	43
34	Illinois	4861	44
35	Houston	5135	43
36	Louisville	5000	43
37	Nebraska	4842	43
38	Clemson	5099	42
39	Wake Forest	5120	41
40	Rutgers	4891	41
41	California	4652	41
42	Arizona State	5416	38
43	Kansas State	4447	41
44	Kansas	4677	40
45	Iowa State	4747	39
46	Iowa	4161	40
47	Boston College	4610	36
48	Oklahoma	4609	35
49	Michigan State	4144	36
50	Auburn	4488	34
51	Northwestern	4509	33
52	Kentucky	4094	34
53	Minnesota	3814	34
54	UCF	4547	31
55	West Virginia	4195	32
56	Colorado	3953	32
57	LSU	4346	30
58	Virginia Tech	4194	30
59	Syracuse	4084	29
60	Florida	4096	28
61	Maryland	4334	27
62	South Carolina	4042	27
63	Purdue	4123	26
64	UCLA	3838	23
65	North Carolina	3469	24
66	Stanford	3690	22
67	Oklahoma State	3510	17
68	Wisconsin	3057	18

2026 team defense rating: lower means fewer points allowed. Ranked within the same 68 rated units as offense.

Rank	Team	Rating
1	Ohio State	10.6
2	Miami	11.8
3	Indiana	12.4
4	Texas Tech	12.7
5	Oklahoma	15.5
6	Georgia	15.7
7	Notre Dame	15.9
8	Iowa	16.1
9	Oregon	16.4
10	BYU	17.6
11	LSU	18.8
12	Wisconsin	18.9
13	Alabama	19.1
14	Texas	19.1
15	Auburn	19.3
16	Missouri	19.4
17	Utah	20.0
18	Florida	20.0
19	Texas A&M	20.0
20	Virginia	20.0
21	Arizona	20.2
22	Penn State	20.7
23	Arizona State	20.8
24	Michigan	20.8
25	Louisville	21.0
26	Clemson	21.3
27	SMU	21.4
28	Iowa State	21.4
29	Washington	21.5
30	Northwestern	21.6
31	USC	21.8
32	Wake Forest	21.9
33	South Carolina	21.9
34	Illinois	22.9
35	Ole Miss	23.1
36	Florida State	23.5
37	Georgia Tech	24.1
38	Kansas State	24.2
39	Vanderbilt	24.3
40	UCF	24.4
41	Kentucky	24.5
42	Pittsburgh	24.6
43	NC State	24.8
44	TCU	24.9
45	Nebraska	25.4
46	Minnesota	25.6
47	Cincinnati	26.1
48	Stanford	26.2
49	Houston	26.3
50	Kansas	26.4
51	North Carolina	26.7
52	Maryland	27.5
53	Colorado	28.4
54	UCLA	28.4
55	Virginia Tech	28.6
56	Michigan State	28.8
57	Tennessee	28.8
58	Duke	28.8
59	Purdue	29.2
60	West Virginia	29.3
61	Mississippi State	29.4
62	California	29.5
63	Syracuse	30.1
64	Arkansas	30.6
65	Oklahoma State	31.5
66	Boston College	31.8
67	Rutgers	31.8
68	Baylor	32.6

2026 national recruiting class rank, by class points.

Rank	Team	Points
1	USC	310.7
2	Alabama	303.8
3	Oregon	303.2
4	Ohio State	301.2
5	Notre Dame	299.3
6	Georgia	292.0
7	Texas	291.2
8	Tennessee	290.7
9	Miami	284.6
10	Texas A&M	283.1
11	LSU	272.7
12	Michigan	270.1
13	Washington	262.3
14	South Carolina	256.4
15	Oklahoma	252.6
16	Florida State	251.5
17	Florida	251.0
18	Texas Tech	250.3
19	North Carolina	247.7
20	Clemson	243.3
21	BYU	237.3
22	Ole Miss	236.7
23	Mississippi State	230.6
24	Illinois	230.2
25	West Virginia	229.5
26	Iowa	228.6
27	Utah	226.9
28	Minnesota	226.7
29	Indiana	226.5
30	Virginia Tech	226.2
31	Auburn	226.0
32	SMU	225.8
33	Vanderbilt	225.4
34	Missouri	225.1
35	Syracuse	224.8
36	Rutgers	220.7
37	Stanford	218.9
38	Houston	218.8
39	Wake Forest	217.9
40	Arizona State	217.3
41	Georgia Tech	216.7
42	Arizona	216.7
43	Maryland	215.9
44	Pittsburgh	214.1
45	Michigan State	213.7
46	Arkansas	212.7
47	TCU	212.6
48	Louisville	211.7
49	NC State	210.3
50	Kansas State	207.8
51	Boise State	205.7
52	Northwestern	204.9
53	Boston College	204.1
54	Iowa State	203.3
55	Purdue	203.3
56	California	202.8
57	Baylor	200.6
58	Cincinnati	199.9
59	App State	198.6
60	Kentucky	197.2
61	Kansas	197.0
62	UCLA	196.6
63	UNLV	196.4
64	Tulane	195.1
65	Penn State	194.4
66	UCF	194.3
67	Colorado	193.4
68	Temple	192.2
69	Oklahoma State	190.3
70	Fresno State	189.4
71	Duke	189.3
72	Memphis	189.2
73	Colorado State	188.8
74	Texas State	188.3
75	Bowling Green	188.0
76	Troy	187.2
77	South Alabama	187.2
78	Wisconsin	186.8
79	UTSA	185.8
80	James Madison	185.6
81	Western Kentucky	185.2
82	Northern Illinois	184.9
83	San Diego State	184.2
84	Georgia State	184.0
85	Arkansas State	183.8
86	Jacksonville State	183.4
87	New Mexico	182.6
88	Nebraska	182.3
89	Georgia Southern	181.8
90	South Florida	180.1
91	Louisiana	179.8
92	UTEP	179.6
93	Tulsa	179.4
94	East Carolina	179.0
95	Central Michigan	178.9
96	Old Dominion	178.6
97	Utah State	177.6
98	Nevada	177.1
99	Louisiana Tech	177.0
100	Oregon State	176.8
101	Buffalo	176.6
102	Florida International	176.6
103	Charlotte	176.5
104	Rice	176.0
105	Miami (OH)	175.9
106	Eastern Michigan	175.4
107	Ohio	175.4
108	Southern Miss	175.3
109	Liberty	172.6
110	UConn	172.5
111	Virginia	171.8
112	Western Michigan	171.4
113	Ball State	170.0
114	Wyoming	169.7
115	Delaware	167.0
116	Massachusetts	167.0
117	North Dakota State	166.6
118	Coastal Carolina	165.0
119	Middle Tennessee	164.9
120	Kennesaw State	163.4
121	Toledo	162.5
122	Kent State	162.2
123	Marshall	162.1
124	Hawai'i	161.5
125	Sacramento State	161.2
126	Sam Houston	161.2
127	UL Monroe	160.3
128	Washington State	159.2
129	San José State	158.7
130	Florida Atlantic	157.5
131	Missouri State	151.6
132	Idaho	150.0
133	Akron	147.4
134	Montana State	142.3
135	UAB	135.3
136	New Mexico State	129.1
137	North Texas	128.0
138	Northern Arizona	127.9
139	Cal Poly	120.6
140	UC Davis	117.4
141	Air Force	116.5
142	Harvard	106.8
143	Eastern Washington	106.4
144	Navy	99.4
145	Illinois State	97.5
146	West Georgia	95.9
147	Utah Tech	94.8
148	Portland State	92.2
149	Stephen F. Austin	90.8
150	McNeese	86.1
151	Weber State	85.3
152	Montana	80.7
153	Southern	77.8
154	Murray State	74.4
155	North Dakota	74.2
156	Gardner-Webb	74.2
157	South Dakota State	71.9
158	Jackson State	70.7
159	Villanova	65.8
160	Wofford	60.5
161	Nicholls	57.5
162	Rhode Island	56.4
163	Furman	55.9
164	Howard	53.5
165	Pennsylvania	53.1
166	Columbia	52.0
167	Albany	51.5
168	Alabama State	51.0
169	UT Martin	49.5
170	Mercer	49.5
171	Idaho State	48.6
172	South Dakota	48.0
173	Prairie View A&M	47.7
174	Western Carolina	45.4
175	Towson	44.8
176	Chattanooga	44.6
177	Samford	43.6
178	Central Arkansas	43.6
180	Lamar	40.6
181	Army	39.9
182	Abilene Christian	39.6
183	Lehigh	39.6
184	Brown	39.6
185	Southeastern Louisiana	39.4
186	Lafayette	38.6
187	Princeton	35.7
188	Northern Colorado	31.2
189	Savannah St	30.9
191	Colgate	30.2
192	Lindenwood	29.9
193	Eastern Kentucky	27.9
194	West Florida	26.9
195	East Tennessee State	26.2
197	Florida A&M	25.9
198	Austin Peay	24.9
199	Cornell	23.9
200	North Alabama	23.9
201	Northwestern State	23.4
202	North Carolina A&T	18.0
203	Texas Southern	16.9
206	Alabama A&M	16.1
207	Youngstown State	16.0
209	Richmond	15.8
210	Mississippi Valley State	15.7
211	Tarleton State	15.5
212	Delaware State	15.0
213	Bryant	14.8
214	Dartmouth	14.0
214	Western Illinois	14.0
214	William & Mary	14.0
214	Bethune-Cookman	14.0
214	Hampton	14.0
220	UTRGV	13.5
220	Grand Valley State University	13.5
220	Fordham	13.5
223	Grambling	13.0
223	Yale	13.0
227	Tennessee State	12.5
228	Presbyterian	10.0
228	Merrimack	10.0
228	San Diego	10.0

Net transfer-portal value: model dollars in minus out. A raided team adds bodies but its net value sinks.

Rank	Team	Net value	In	Out
1	LSU	+$15M	41	41
2	Texas Tech	+$13M	22	21
3	Oklahoma State	+$12M	55	65
4	Miami	+$11M	13	19
5	Kentucky	+$8.2M	29	27
6	UCLA	+$7.9M	41	29
7	Kansas	+$7.9M	31	26
8	Virginia	+$7.8M	30	22
9	Auburn	+$7.5M	38	39
10	Penn State	+$7.2M	38	48
11	Arkansas	+$7.0M	41	43
12	Texas	+$6.5M	22	28
13	Georgia Tech	+$6.5M	19	20
14	Indiana	+$6.2M	17	16
15	Virginia Tech	+$5.6M	27	27
16	California	+$5.6M	32	36
17	Baylor	+$5.5M	31	32
18	Texas A&M	+$5.3M	19	21
19	Wisconsin	+$4.9M	33	25
20	Syracuse	+$4.3M	19	29
21	Louisville	+$4.2M	33	39
22	Nebraska	+$4.2M	16	19
23	Oklahoma	+$4.1M	16	29
24	Northwestern	+$4.1M	17	8
25	Purdue	+$4.0M	29	24
26	Arizona	+$4.0M	22	20
27	UCF	+$3.8M	32	35
28	West Virginia	+$3.8M	34	50
29	Ohio State	+$3.4M	17	37
30	Vanderbilt	+$3.4M	18	19
31	South Carolina	+$3.3M	25	24
32	Houston	+$2.9M	18	16
33	Illinois	+$2.7M	19	27
34	SMU	+$2.4M	14	25
35	Mississippi State	+$2.3M	27	40
36	Wake Forest	+$2.0M	24	23
37	BYU	+$1.9M	9	13
38	Colorado	+$1.9M	42	38
39	Arizona State	+$1.8M	24	21
40	Iowa	+$1.4M	15	8
41	Florida State	+$1.4M	22	43
42	Minnesota	+$1.3M	19	20
43	Stanford	+$1.1M	6	12
44	Missouri	+$1.1M	30	27
45	NC State	+$0.9M	20	22
46	Washington	+$0.9M	14	23
47	Ole Miss	+$0.8M	28	25
48	Western Michigan	+$0.7M	14	13
49	Tennessee	+$0.6M	21	29
50	Clemson	+$0.6M	11	15
51	Oregon	+$0.6M	13	30
52	TCU	+$0.6M	12	14
53	Maryland	+$0.4M	15	16
54	Rutgers	+$0.1M	15	15
55	Utah	+$0.1M	17	20
56	Fresno State	+$0.0M	13	10
57	Army	+$0.0M	0	2
58	Air Force	+$0.0M	0	4
59	Delaware	+$0.0M	13	8
60	Kansas State	-$0.0M	26	33
61	UL Monroe	-$0.2M	20	17
62	Sam Houston	-$0.2M	20	15
63	Missouri State	-$0.3M	19	11
64	Boston College	-$0.3M	26	30
65	Navy	-$0.3M	0	3
66	Cincinnati	-$0.4M	22	23
67	Georgia	-$0.6M	9	16
68	Nevada	-$0.6M	14	21
69	New Mexico	-$0.7M	15	14
70	Temple	-$0.8M	23	25
71	Central Michigan	-$0.9M	12	17
72	Ball State	-$1.0M	24	18
73	Florida Atlantic	-$1.1M	22	30
74	Toledo	-$1.1M	33	38
75	UTEP	-$1.1M	21	20
76	Kennesaw State	-$1.1M	29	19
77	Eastern Michigan	-$1.2M	11	26
78	Liberty	-$1.3M	26	19
79	Middle Tennessee	-$1.3M	19	18
80	Duke	-$1.3M	19	17
81	Texas State	-$1.4M	17	21
82	Louisiana	-$1.5M	5	7
83	Utah State	-$1.6M	29	19
84	Louisiana Tech	-$1.6M	11	24
85	Michigan	-$1.6M	17	33
86	Troy	-$1.7M	14	27
87	Coastal Carolina	-$1.7M	33	43
88	Alabama	-$1.7M	17	24
89	Marshall	-$1.7M	27	22
90	Boise State	-$1.8M	11	19
91	Massachusetts	-$1.9M	22	19
92	Wyoming	-$1.9M	19	16
93	Florida	-$1.9M	27	36
94	Southern Miss	-$2.1M	37	28
95	Hawai'i	-$2.1M	16	9
96	Bowling Green	-$2.3M	15	27
97	Kent State	-$2.3M	11	15
98	Northern Illinois	-$2.4M	6	22
99	USC	-$2.4M	9	22
100	Miami (OH)	-$2.5M	16	14
101	Georgia Southern	-$2.6M	17	18
102	Notre Dame	-$2.7M	7	15
103	Georgia State	-$2.7M	33	39
104	Ohio	-$2.7M	18	16
105	Tulsa	-$2.8M	21	22
106	Michigan State	-$3.0M	28	46
107	Charlotte	-$3.0M	19	27
108	UAB	-$3.1M	38	33
109	Rice	-$3.2M	20	22
110	UConn	-$3.3M	53	45
111	North Carolina	-$3.4M	20	31
112	San Diego State	-$3.5M	26	26
113	App State	-$3.7M	38	41
114	Akron	-$3.8M	15	18
115	New Mexico State	-$3.8M	25	24
116	Colorado State	-$3.9M	31	38
117	Washington State	-$3.9M	28	41
118	Florida International	-$3.9M	16	21
119	Arkansas State	-$4.0M	24	37
120	Jacksonville State	-$4.0M	20	13
121	Old Dominion	-$4.1M	15	22
122	Iowa State	-$4.1M	48	55
123	UTSA	-$4.1M	21	23
124	South Alabama	-$4.2M	12	30
125	Western Kentucky	-$4.4M	19	22
126	Pittsburgh	-$4.5M	16	21
127	Buffalo	-$4.9M	16	16
128	UNLV	-$5.0M	15	15
129	San José State	-$5.1M	17	16
130	Oregon State	-$5.1M	20	35
131	Tulane	-$5.3M	20	27
132	Memphis	-$5.6M	51	47
133	East Carolina	-$5.7M	23	26
134	James Madison	-$9.5M	37	30
135	South Florida	-$14M	44	34
136	North Texas	-$15M	49	38

Estimated 2026 roster spend — a revenue-share layer plus third-party NIL — model dollars, not verified payroll.

Rank	Team	Est. spend	Rev share	3rd-party NIL
1	Texas	$34M–$45M	$15M	$24M
2	Ohio State	$33M–$44M	$15M	$23M
3	Miami	$29M–$39M	$15M	$19M
4	Notre Dame	$26M–$40M	$15M	$18M
5	Tennessee	$26M–$39M	$15M	$17M
6	LSU	$26M–$35M	$15M	$15M
7	Texas Tech	$25M–$34M	$15M	$15M
8	Penn State	$24M–$36M	$15M	$14M
9	Alabama	$24M–$34M	$15M	$14M
10	Michigan	$23M–$33M	$15M	$13M
11	Texas A&M	$23M–$33M	$15M	$13M
12	Oklahoma	$23M–$33M	$15M	$13M
13	USC	$23M–$33M	$15M	$13M
14	Georgia	$23M–$33M	$15M	$13M
15	Nebraska	$22M–$30M	$15M	$11M
16	Auburn	$22M–$30M	$15M	$10M
17	South Carolina	$22M–$30M	$15M	$10M
18	Florida	$21M–$29M	$15M	$10M
19	Arkansas	$21M–$29M	$15M	$9.8M
20	Stanford	$21M–$29M	$15M	$9.5M
21	Florida State	$21M–$29M	$15M	$9.5M
22	Ole Miss	$21M–$29M	$15M	$9.5M
23	Wisconsin	$21M–$28M	$15M	$9.4M
24	Kentucky	$21M–$28M	$15M	$9.1M
25	Clemson	$21M–$28M	$15M	$9.1M
26	Virginia	$21M–$28M	$15M	$8.8M
27	Indiana	$21M–$28M	$15M	$8.8M
28	Duke	$21M–$28M	$15M	$8.7M
29	Missouri	$21M–$28M	$15M	$8.7M
30	Iowa	$21M–$27M	$15M	$8.6M
31	Washington	$20M–$27M	$15M	$8.5M
32	Kansas	$20M–$27M	$15M	$8.2M
33	UCLA	$20M–$27M	$15M	$8.1M
34	California	$20M–$27M	$15M	$8.1M
35	Rutgers	$20M–$27M	$15M	$8.0M
36	Oregon	$20M–$26M	$15M	$7.7M
37	Colorado	$20M–$26M	$15M	$7.3M
38	Michigan State	$20M–$26M	$15M	$7.3M
39	Mississippi State	$20M–$25M	$15M	$7.0M
40	Minnesota	$20M–$25M	$15M	$7.0M
41	TCU	$20M–$25M	$15M	$6.9M
42	Louisville	$19M–$25M	$15M	$6.9M
43	Oklahoma State	$19M–$25M	$15M	$6.8M
44	BYU	$19M–$25M	$15M	$6.8M
45	Virginia Tech	$19M–$25M	$15M	$6.7M
46	Pittsburgh	$19M–$25M	$15M	$6.6M
47	Purdue	$19M–$25M	$15M	$6.6M
48	SMU	$19M–$25M	$15M	$6.6M
49	Arizona State	$19M–$24M	$15M	$6.5M
50	Vanderbilt	$19M–$24M	$15M	$6.3M
51	Boston College	$19M–$24M	$15M	$6.0M
52	Georgia Tech	$19M–$24M	$15M	$5.9M
53	NC State	$19M–$23M	$15M	$5.6M
54	Arizona	$19M–$23M	$15M	$5.4M
55	Northwestern	$19M–$23M	$15M	$5.4M
56	Maryland	$18M–$23M	$15M	$5.2M
57	North Carolina	$17M–$24M	$15M	$5.1M
58	Baylor	$17M–$23M	$15M	$5.1M
59	Utah	$18M–$22M	$15M	$5.0M
60	Syracuse	$18M–$22M	$15M	$4.7M
61	Cincinnati	$18M–$22M	$15M	$4.6M
62	West Virginia	$18M–$22M	$15M	$4.5M
63	Wake Forest	$18M–$21M	$15M	$4.4M
64	UCF	$18M–$21M	$15M	$4.1M
65	Iowa State	$18M–$21M	$15M	$3.8M
66	Kansas State	$18M–$21M	$15M	$3.7M
67	Houston	$17M–$20M	$15M	$3.6M
68	Illinois	$12M–$16M	$15M	$-1158K

Active head coaches ranked on a 50/50 blend of career win % and cover % (against the spread) — rewarding coaches who beat expectations, not just weak schedules. Cover % from 2015-2023 lines.

Rank	Coach	Team	Win %	Cover %	Record	Seasons
1	Dan Lanning	Oregon	85.4%	69.2%	35–6	4
2	Curt Cignetti	Indiana	84.6%	65.2%	11–2	2
3	Jon Sumrall	Tulane	78.0%	70.4%	32–9	4
4	Ryan Day	Ohio State	87.5%	57.6%	70–10	8
5	Marcus Freeman	Notre Dame	76.7%	64.0%	33–10	5
6	Kirby Smart	Georgia	84.7%	55.6%	105–19	10
7	Dabo Swinney	Clemson	79.3%	54.5%	180–47	18
8	Kalen DeBoer	Alabama	78.0%	55.6%	46–13	6
9	Spencer Danielson	Boise State	83.3%	–	15–3	3
10	Brian Kelly	LSU	72.8%	58.4%	195–73	22
11	Josh Heupel	Tennessee	73.9%	53.4%	65–23	8
12	Chris Klieman	Kansas State	63.2%	63.9%	48–28	7
13	Fran Brown	Syracuse	76.9%	–	10–3	2
14	James Franklin	Penn State	68.7%	57.1%	125–57	15
15	Lincoln Riley	USC	77.1%	48.4%	81–24	9
16	Jeff Traylor	UTSA	69.7%	55.8%	46–20	6
17	Jamey Chadwell	Liberty	69.0%	54.7%	60–27	8
18	Mike Elko	Texas A&M	63.2%	60.0%	24–14	4
19	Lane Kiffin	Ole Miss	67.1%	54.0%	106–52	14
20	Kyle Whittingham	Utah	66.0%	55.0%	167–86	22
21	Rhett Lashlee	SMU	70.7%	50.0%	29–12	4
22	Mike Gundy	Oklahoma State	65.8%	54.8%	169–88	21
23	Eli Drinkwitz	Missouri	66.7%	53.2%	50–25	7
24	Bob Chesney	James Madison	69.2%	–	9–4	2
25	Bronco Mendenhall	New Mexico	61.4%	57.0%	140–88	19
26	Mack Brown	North Carolina	71.6%	46.8%	184–73	20
27	Tim Albin	Ohio	64.1%	54.0%	34–19	5
28	Billy Napier	Florida	65.6%	52.6%	59–31	8
29	Matt Campbell	Iowa State	60.0%	58.0%	99–66	15
30	Jeff Brohm	Louisville	62.0%	55.9%	85–52	12
31	Kirk Ferentz	Iowa	64.0%	53.6%	203–114	26
32	Hugh Freeze	Auburn	62.3%	55.3%	94–57	13
33	Willie Fritz	Houston	55.1%	61.4%	76–62	12
34	Steve Sarkisian	Texas	61.8%	52.6%	81–50	11
35	Ken Niumatalolo	San José State	56.6%	57.7%	116–89	18
36	Kalani Sitake	BYU	62.6%	51.5%	72–43	10
37	Tyson Helton	Western Kentucky	60.0%	53.8%	48–32	7
38	Mike Norvell	Florida State	62.3%	51.5%	71–43	10
39	Luke Fickell	Wisconsin	66.7%	47.1%	76–38	10
40	Tom Herman	Florida Atlantic	61.2%	52.3%	60–38	8
41	Chad Lunsford	Florida Atlantic	56.9%	56.4%	29–22	6
42	Neal Brown	West Virginia	58.5%	54.2%	72–51	10
43	Troy Calhoun	Air Force	60.3%	52.4%	135–89	19
44	P.J. Fleck	Minnesota	59.1%	53.2%	88–61	13
45	G.J. Kinne	Texas State	61.5%	–	16–10	3
46	Sherrone Moore	Michigan	61.5%	–	8–5	2
47	Joey McGuire	Texas Tech	59.0%	52.0%	23–16	4
48	Jason Candle	Toledo	64.6%	45.9%	73–40	11
49	Jeff Monken	Army	59.0%	51.4%	82–57	12
50	Gus Malzahn	UCF	62.9%	47.4%	105–62	13
51	Scott Satterfield	Cincinnati	58.8%	51.3%	80–56	12
52	Barry Odom	UNLV	57.7%	52.4%	45–33	7
53	Brian Newberry	Navy	60.0%	–	15–10	3
54	Dave Doeren	NC State	61.5%	48.2%	110–69	15
55	Shane Beamer	South Carolina	56.9%	52.6%	29–22	5
56	Jake Dickert	Washington State	53.5%	56.0%	23–20	5
57	Bill O'Brien	Boston College	59.5%	–	22–15	4
58	Matt Rhule	Nebraska	51.3%	57.7%	59–56	10
59	Manny Diaz	Duke	61.2%	47.2%	30–19	5
60	Brent Venables	Oklahoma	56.4%	52.0%	22–17	4
61	Bret Bielema	Illinois	61.0%	47.3%	125–80	17
62	Pat Narduzzi	Pittsburgh	56.2%	51.7%	72–56	11
63	Sonny Dykes	TCU	56.6%	51.0%	98–75	15
64	Jonathan Smith	Michigan State	48.1%	59.4%	39–42	8
65	Ryan Silverfield	Memphis	67.7%	39.6%	42–20	6
66	Brent Key	Georgia Tech	52.9%	54.2%	18–16	4
67	Pete Lembo	Buffalo	56.8%	–	42–33	7
68	Sam Pittman	Arkansas	49.2%	57.5%	30–31	6
69	Charles Huff	Marshall	61.5%	44.7%	32–20	5
70	Rich Rodriguez	Jacksonville State	59.7%	46.0%	136–92	19
71	Butch Jones	Arkansas State	54.8%	50.7%	103–85	16
72	Jedd Fisch	Washington	44.2%	61.1%	23–29	6
73	Chuck Martin	Miami (OH)	49.2%	55.8%	65–67	12
74	Clay Helton	Georgia Southern	60.6%	44.3%	66–43	12
75	Shawn Clark	App State	62.5%	42.0%	40–24	6
76	Major Applewhite	South Alabama	56.4%	48.0%	22–17	5
77	Michael Desormeaux	Louisiana	56.1%	48.0%	23–18	5
78	Lance Leipold	Kansas	49.2%	54.8%	59–61	11
79	Tim Beck	Coastal Carolina	53.8%	–	14–12	3
80	Kenny Dillingham	Arizona State	53.8%	–	14–12	3
81	Alex Golesh	South Florida	53.8%	–	14–12	3
82	Jay Norvell	Colorado State	51.0%	52.4%	49–47	9
83	Jim McElwain	Central Michigan	54.6%	48.4%	77–64	12
84	Jim Mora	UConn	56.1%	46.0%	64–50	10
85	Deion Sanders	Colorado	52.0%	–	13–12	3
86	Justin Wilcox	California	45.6%	55.8%	42–50	9
87	Dave Clawson	Wake Forest	49.5%	51.8%	99–101	16
88	K.C. Keeler	Sam Houston	50.0%	–	12–12	3
89	Dave Aranda	Baylor	50.8%	48.9%	31–30	6
90	Mark Stoops	Kentucky	51.3%	48.2%	77–73	13
91	Ricky Rahne	Old Dominion	40.0%	58.3%	20–30	6
92	David Braun	Northwestern	48.0%	–	12–13	3
93	Bryant Vincent	UL Monroe	48.0%	–	12–13	3
94	Greg Schiano	Rutgers	48.2%	48.9%	94–101	17
95	Brent Brennan	Arizona	40.4%	56.4%	38–56	9
96	Chris Creighton	Eastern Michigan	43.2%	53.3%	57–75	12
97	Tim Skipper	Fresno State	46.2%	–	6–7	1
98	Mike Houston	East Carolina	41.5%	53.4%	27–38	6
99	Sean Lewis	San Diego State	40.3%	53.7%	27–40	7
100	Eric Morris	North Texas	44.0%	–	11–14	3
101	Thomas Hammock	Northern Illinois	45.7%	48.2%	32–38	7
102	Mario Cristobal	Miami	52.8%	40.3%	84–75	14
103	Trent Bray	Oregon State	41.7%	–	5–7	2
104	Deshaun Foster	UCLA	41.7%	–	5–7	2
105	Brent Pry	Virginia Tech	43.2%	47.8%	16–21	4
106	Lance Taylor	Western Michigan	40.0%	–	10–15	3
107	Joe Moorhead	Akron	35.5%	53.1%	22–40	6
108	Mike Neu	Ball State	38.8%	48.9%	40–63	9
109	Tony Elliott	Virginia	32.4%	54.5%	11–23	4
110	Timmy Chang	Hawai'i	34.2%	52.0%	13–25	4
111	Tim Brewster	Charlotte	36.2%	–	17–30	5
112	Mike MacIntyre	Florida International	39.5%	46.7%	58–89	12
113	Scot Loeffler	Bowling Green	39.7%	45.3%	27–41	6
114	Shane Montgomery	Massachusetts	34.0%	–	17–33	5
115	Nate Dreiling	Utah State	33.3%	–	4–8	1
116	Mike Bloomgren	Rice	31.6%	51.5%	24–52	7
117	Kevin Wilson	Tulsa	34.4%	48.6%	33–63	8
118	Tony Sanchez	New Mexico State	31.9%	50.0%	23–49	7
119	Mike Locksley	Maryland	35.4%	45.5%	34–62	10
120	Will Hall	Southern Miss	31.8%	48.6%	14–30	4
121	Trent Dilfer	UAB	29.2%	–	7–17	3
122	Derek Mason	Middle Tennessee	31.9%	47.1%	30–64	9
123	Biff Poggi	Charlotte	27.3%	–	6–16	2
124	Troy Taylor	Stanford	25.0%	–	6–18	2
125	Scotty Walden	UTEP	25.0%	–	4–12	3
126	Dell McGee	Georgia State	25.0%	–	3–9	2
127	Jay Sawvel	Wyoming	25.0%	–	3–9	2
128	Jeff Choate	Nevada	23.1%	–	3–10	2
129	Everett Withers	Temple	28.0%	44.4%	14–36	5
130	Stan Drayton	Temple	26.5%	45.8%	9–25	3
131	Gerad Parker	Troy	22.2%	–	4–14	3
132	Ryan Walters	Purdue	20.8%	–	5–19	2
133	Clark Lea	Vanderbilt	32.6%	36.1%	16–33	5
134	Sonny Cumbie	Louisiana Tech	30.9%	37.5%	13–29	5
135	Jeff Lebby	Mississippi State	16.7%	–	2–10	2
136	Don Brown	Massachusetts	17.6%	41.7%	6–28	3
137	Kenni Burns	Kent State	4.2%	–	1–23	2

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