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Offense: 32nd of 138 per play. Defense: 32nd.
Through 8 games. Each tick is an FBS team, adjusted for opponent strength (CFB Zeitgeist model); the dot is Nebraska. The other two rows are where Nebraska stands furthest from the middle. Early-season numbers move a lot.
4 games left
Fri Nov 6at ILLIllinois (5-3)76%
Sat Nov 14at RUTGRutgers (2-6)89%
Sat Nov 21vs. OSUOhio State (6-2)28%
Fri Nov 27at IOWAIowa (6-2)40%
Percent: Nebraska’s chance to win, from the site’s model. Records are through today. Networks as announced; the rest are set closer to kickoff.
How the season got here
Where Nebraska stood among 138 FBS programs by stature after each game (1st is the highest; the CFB Zeitgeist ledger).
Each week as this page showed it at the time. Weeks marked rebuilt came before this page existed: they were built afterward from only what was known by the end of that week.
Each season is his team’s percentile among every team with that stat (the share it beat), averaged over his completed seasons here; a mid-season takeover year and the season in progress aren’t graded. Letters: A+ 90th percentile and up, A 80, B+ 70, B 60, B− 50, C+ 45, C 40, C− 30, D 15, F below.
Our poach model, on his record so far, the win chances for every game he has left, his program, his pay and his background. Ranked against the 132 FBS head coaches this season. The zone words describe the market’s interest; none of them says he is leaving.
What drives his number
The biggest factors in his profile, each against the typical FBS head coach today. The games he has left are priced into the number, not listed here.
▲ Higher
Age 51 · neither at his alma mater nor in the state he was born in, a former NFL head coach
▲ Higher
His 4th season at Nebraska
▼ Lower
Paid $8.5 million in 2025, the 88th percentile of published FBS head-coach pay · up 31% on the season before
How good is this number? It ranks a head coach who leaves for another head-coaching job ahead of one who stays 78 to 82% of the time, and its average came within a point of the share who actually left. What it can’t do
Tested on every FBS head coach from 2012 through 2025, each season scored by a model fit only on the seasons before it. From three games on, given one coach who left for a head-coaching job elsewhere or an NFL coordinator job and one who stayed, it ranked the one who left ahead 79 to 82% of the time; in a season’s first two games, 78%. Its average chance came within a point of the share who actually left. It counts a move a coach makes while he still holds the job; when his school ends it, that doesn’t count, even if another school then hires him.
The live number prices the games he has left with the power model’s ratings from this season. The test priced them with each team’s rating from the season before, because ratings made during past seasons were not kept, so this live version could not be replayed.
Programs new to FBS have no FBS record before this season in the data it reads, so their coaches are scored without one.
It is frozen: it learns nothing from 2026 until a deliberate refit.
A coach hired in December needs his background (age, alma mater, the state he was born in) added before his first game, or he shows as not rated.
Fans
Fan chatter
Oct 31L 10-17 vs. WashingtonFIRE MATT RHULENEBNebraska fan
Oct 17L 14-17 at OregonFire Matt RhuleNEBNebraska fan
Oct 10L 17-20 vs. IndianaWooo. Rhule you lost the duel but you can still fire one last shot on the next possession. Make Nebraska proud.NEBNebraska fan
Earlier weeks
Oct 3W 48-23 vs. MarylandCan we get off the Fire Locksley train and starting up the fire Rhule trainNEBNebraska fan
Sep 26W 31-13 at Michigan StateOU is really my 2nd team and I’ll be honest if we had Mateer this year I’d be screaming to fire RhuleNEBNebraska fan
Sep 19W 34-7 vs. North DakotaI've seen Lane Kiffin on this broadcast more than Matt RhuleNEBNebraska fan
Sep 12W 56-7 vs. Bowling GreenMatt Rhule’s teams have always struggled putting teams away lateNEBNebraska fan
Sep 5W 49-21 vs. OhioMatt Rhule needs to be fired at halftime.NEBNebraska fan
Dozens of stories about him this week
Fri Nov 6: Illinois
8th of 104 FBS head coaches · from dozens of outlets and r/CFB
Gold: stories about him each day. W and L: his games.
Press conference and quotesDozens of storiesrising
Game previewMany stories
LossSeveral storiesrising[Sherman] Nebraska coach Matt Rhule, still reflecting on the Oregon loss: "I let the guys dance (before) the fourth quarter. I will never do that again."r/CFB
WinSeveral storiesrisingPJ Fleck has more ranked wins through 8 weeks of this season than Matt Rhule has in his entire career.r/CFB
InjuriesSeveral stories
Quarterback and depth chartSeveral stories
What was said at each stop
Stories we tracked, by school.
NebraskaDozens of stories2023 to now
Most about: press conference and quotes, game preview, win.
Most about: press conference and quotes, conference and schedule, contract and pay.
Matt Rhule reportedly extends his contract with Baylor through March 2028Sep 29
Matt Rhule told potential recruits last year "you will turn on the TV next season when we're hosting Oklahoma and you'll wish you were a part of this team because College Game Day will be in Waco."Nov 12
Baylor's Matt Rhule named Big 12 Coach of the YearDec 4
Baylor's Rhule named national coach of the year finalistDec 10
The Carolina Panthers plan to interview Baylor coach Matt RhuleDec 29
Gold: stories we tracked each season, drawn on a square-root scale so a quiet year still shows. Hatched: before we started tracking (2019). Earlier years had thinner coverage, so compare within a stop, not across decades.
Stories are headlines grouped by what they are about, counted through Nov 4.
Stats
Big games
Pick a job to see its years on their own.
The big-game ledger
How he does in the games that matter most — rivalry record, performance broken out by real opponent tier, one-score games, and his toughest historical matchup.
33% win rate across a real, 3-meeting series — short of the bar this site uses before badging a series “Nemesis.” Shown here as the toughest matchup on record, not an algorithmic crown.
Performance by opponent class
Power Program
1-5 16.7%ATS 4-1-1 6 of 6
National Program
6-11 35.3%ATS 8-9 17 of 17
Regional Program
19-6 76.0%ATS 18-7 25 of 25
Signature games
2-5 vs. AP top 25 · 0-2 vs. the top 10
Every AP-ranked regular-season opponent, by rank (#1 at top) and year
’13’14’15’16
win loss · higher = higher-ranked opponent · dashed line = top 10
Signature wins
WNA
Navy · 2016
34-10
UpsetQuality opponentConference title game
WPS
Penn State · 2015
27-10
UpsetQuality opponent
WVA
Vanderbilt · 2014
37-7
UpsetQuality opponent
Signature losses
LFO
Fordham · 2013
29-30
Upset
LAR
Army · 2016
13-28
Upset
LTO
Toledo · 2015
17-32
UpsetBowl/CFP stakes
Tags describe each game; they aren’t scores. The weighting that picks these games is still being tested.
The big-game ledger
How he does in the games that matter most — rivalry record, performance broken out by real opponent tier, one-score games, and his toughest historical matchup.
3-3 against his rivals at Baylor. Winless in 4 tries against Lincoln Riley.
’17 L · blew a 3-pt lead’18 L’19 L · blew a 25-pt lead’19 L · blew a 3-pt lead
covered the spread
0% win rate across a real, 4-meeting series — short of the bar this site uses before badging a series “Nemesis.” Shown here as the toughest matchup on record, not an algorithmic crown.
Performance by opponent class
Power Program
5-13 27.8%ATS 11-7 18 of 18
National Program
5-3 62.5%ATS 4-4 8 of 8
Regional Program
7-3 70.0%ATS 5-4-1 10 of 10
Signature games
0-10 vs. AP top 25 · 0-6 vs. the top 10
Every AP-ranked regular-season opponent, by rank (#1 at top) and year
’17’18’19
win loss · higher = higher-ranked opponent · dashed line = top 10
Signature wins
WTC
TCU · 2019
29-23
RivalQuality opponent
WTT
Texas Tech · 2019
33-30
RivalQuality opponent
WTT
Texas Tech · 2018
35-24
RivalUpsetQuality opponent
Signature losses
LTC
TCU · 2017
22-45
Rival
LTT
Texas Tech · 2017
24-38
Rival
LUG
Georgia · 2019
14-26
Bowl/CFP stakes
Tags describe each game; they aren’t scores. The weighting that picks these games is still being tested.
The big-game ledger
How he does in the games that matter most — rivalry record, performance broken out by real opponent tier, one-score games, and his toughest historical matchup.
2-5 against his rivals at Nebraska. Winless in 3 tries against Kirk Ferentz.
’23 L’24 L · blew a 10-pt lead’25 L · blew a 7-pt lead
covered the spread
0% win rate across a real, 3-meeting series — short of the bar this site uses before badging a series “Nemesis.” Shown here as the toughest matchup on record, not an algorithmic crown.
Performance by opponent class
Blue Blood
0-3 0.0%ATS —
Power Program
1-12 7.7%ATS 6-7 13 of 13
National Program
8-6 57.1%ATS 5-9 14 of 14
Regional Program
12-1 92.3%ATS 10-3 13 of 13
Signature games
0-9 vs. AP top 25 · 0-3 vs. the top 10
Every AP-ranked regular-season opponent, by rank (#1 at top) and year
’23’24’25’26
win loss · higher = higher-ranked opponent · dashed line = top 10
Signature wins
WWI
Wisconsin · 2024
44-25
RivalQuality opponent
WCU
Colorado · 2024
28-10
RivalQuality opponent
WBC
Boston College · 2024
20-15
Quality opponentBowl/CFP stakes
Signature losses
LIO
Iowa · 2025
16-40
Rival
LUT
Utah · 2025
22-44
Bowl/CFP stakes
LCU
Colorado · 2023
14-36
Rival
Tags describe each game; they aren’t scores. The weighting that picks these games is still being tested.
The big-game ledger
How he does in the games that matter most — rivalry record, performance broken out by real opponent tier, one-score games, and his toughest historical matchup.
5-8 against his rivals. Winless in 6 tries against Lincoln Riley.
’17 L · blew a 3-pt lead’18 L’19 L · blew a 25-pt lead’19 L · blew a 3-pt lead’24 L · blew a 14-pt lead’25 L · blew a 8-pt lead
covered the spread
0% win rate across a real, 6-meeting series — short of the bar this site uses before badging a series “Nemesis.” Shown here as the toughest matchup on record, not an algorithmic crown.
Performance by opponent class
Blue Blood
0-3 0.0%ATS —
Power Program
7-30 18.9%ATS 21-15-1 37 of 37
National Program
19-20 48.7%ATS 17-22 39 of 39
Regional Program
38-10 79.2%ATS 33-14-1 48 of 48
Signature games
2-24 vs. AP top 25 · 0-11 vs. the top 10
Every AP-ranked regular-season opponent, by rank (#1 at top) and year
’13’14’15’16’17’18’19’23’24’25’26
win loss · higher = higher-ranked opponent · dashed line = top 10
Signature wins
WWI
Wisconsin · 2024
44-25
RivalQuality opponent
WTC
TCU · 2019
29-23
RivalQuality opponent
WCU
Colorado · 2024
28-10
RivalQuality opponent
Signature losses
LIO
Iowa · 2025
16-40
Rival
LTC
TCU · 2017
22-45
Rival
LUT
Utah · 2025
22-44
Bowl/CFP stakes
Tags describe each game; they aren’t scores. The weighting that picks these games is still being tested.
ATS is his record against the spread: did his team beat the closing betting line, winning by more than it or losing by less? Lines start in 2013; a dash means fewer than 6 of those games had one. One-score games carry no spread record: a big favorite that wins a close game has almost always failed to cover, so that number would say nothing about the coach.
Called about what the situation called for under every play-caller.
2,367 run and pass snaps at Nebraska, 2023–2025, his own games, one row per offensive coordinator. Each cell is how much more often he passed than the rest of FBS did in the same situation (field zone, down, distance, score, quarter, same season), in percentage points.
passed moreran morewithin noise (95% range includes 0)
Pass rate, stint by stint
Where each stint’s offense sat between run-first and pass-first, and how far it moved from one season to the next, against the FBS-wide average of 41% pass. The band is that stint’s real season-to-season range, not a fixed-width box.
Pass rate — share of offensive plays that were pass attemptsfirst covered seasonmost recent covered seasonfull season-to-season range (3+ covered seasons)
How much that is, against every other stint
Season-to-season pass-rate range for all 449 FBS coaching stints with at least three covered seasons, 2004–2025.
Typical stint7.010.3 median14.8middle half of all stints
Temple10.5pt#219 of 449 · a typical amount
Baylor5.9pt#368 of 449 · less than most
Nebraska14.1pt#129 of 449 · a typical amount
Building the roster
Six numbers on how he actually stocks a roster, from signing day to draft day.
His 4 ranked Nebraska classes of his own have averaged #38 nationally — best #18, worst #88.
BABaylor
2018
#29
His class
2019
#35
His class
NENebraska
2023
#25
His class
2024
#18
His class
2025
#22
His class
2026
#88
His class
Across every program: 6 ranked classes of his own, averaging #36 nationally.
His class — he had the full signing cycle
Rank is each signing class’s national recruiting rank (#1 is best). Only a class he had a full signing cycle to build counts as his.
Followed him here
TETemple→BABaylor2017
No confirmed followers on this move. This move predates this database’s 2021 transfer-portal tracking floor, so real followers may be undercounted here.
Players who transferred from his old program to his new one through the portal in the same year he made the move. Name-matching across data sources misses some, so every count is a floor, not an exact number.
Roster ownership
Roster ownership
95%His own players
of his 2026 roster arrived on his watch — 111 of 117 players. The other 6 are holdovers from before he was hired.
Arrived under him 111Inherited 6
Of his own players on this roster, 22% came through the transfer portal; the rest are non-portal arrivals (high-school signees, JUCO transfers, walk-ons).
New players each season, 2023–2026
24% of his 194 new players since 2023 came through the portal (FBS programs, same seasons: 26%). His share was 17% in 2023 and 47% in 2026.
Graded on the players who arrived and the players who left together, his portal seasons came out about typical for FBS in all 4 seasons graded. our read
202311 of 63Portal grade: about typical for FBS that season
20248 of 63Portal grade: about typical for FBS that season
202514 of 38Portal grade: about typical for FBS that season
202614 of 30Portal grade: about typical for FBS that season
Came through the portalNon-portal arrivalsFBS-wide share that season
Each player counts once, in the season he arrived. 2021, the first season of portal tracking here, is left off because its arrival records look incomplete (about 31 new players per FBS team, against 52 in 2022). Portal grade: the site’s position-value-weighted scoring (the same engine as the Portal Heat feed and the “Who won the portal” grade): the value of the players who came in minus the value of the ones who left, ranked against every FBS program’s grade that same season. A season with fewer than 4 transfers in and out is not graded.
“His own” means the player arrived while he was head coach; “inherited” means a predecessor brought him in.
Size up front
Size up front
+6 lbAgainst the FBS average
Offensive linemen on his Nebraska rosters have averaged 6 lb heavier than the FBS average (2023–2026) — heavier than 80% of FBS coaching runs since 2010. In the three seasons before he arrived, Nebraska’s line averaged within a few pounds of the FBS average.
Temple2013–2016−2 lb
Baylor2017–2019+2 lb
Nebraska2023–2026+6 lb
−10FBS avg+10lb
His seasonsSame program, the seasons before he arrivedMiddle half of FBS coaching runs since 2010
Average listed weight of every offensive lineman on each season’s roster, holdovers included, against every FBS roster that season (2010 on; a program needs 3+ seasons under him to appear). Weights are the ones programs publish, and programs list differently. This describes size only — not scheme, and not quality.
Where he recruits
NETop state
is his biggest recruiting state: 28 of 101 signees (28%) across his 2023–2026 tenure, drawn from 28 states in all. Next: TX (13).
Where his signees came from, 2023–2026 (101 high-school, JUCO and prep signees)
44% of his signees come from NE and its 6 border states (CO 5, MO 4, IA 3, KS 2, SD 2).
Off this map: 1 signee to the west (CA).
By region
Midwest
43
South
36
West
16
Northeast
6
Feeder schoolOmaha Westside5
Roster distance from campus (Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, NE))
median hometown distance
626 mi
within 100 mi
25%
within 500 mi
45%
beyond 1,000 mi
30%
111 of 117 roster players with a known hometown (95% coverage)
The map counts signed recruits across his tenure; the distance figures cover his current roster, transfers and walk-ons included. Two different groups, kept separate on purpose.
The NFL pipeline
The NFL pipeline
3Drafted
players drafted into the NFL off his teams here. None were his own recruits yet: all 3 roster-verified picks arrived under Scott Frost (2), Mickey Joseph (1).
His recruits 0Inherited 33 roster-verified · 0 estimated
Most recent picks first
Year
Pick
Player
Pos
NFL team
Note
2026
R5.21
Emmett Johnson
Running Back
Kansas City Chiefs
recruited under Mickey Joseph
2025
R4.09
Ty Robinson
Defensive Tackle
Philadelphia Eagles
recruited under Scott Frost
2025
R7.03
Thomas Fidone II
Tight End
New York Giants
recruited under Scott Frost
A pick counts toward his tenure when the player’s final college season was one he coached, a checkable rule rather than a claim about who developed the player. A blank note means the player is on a verified roster and arrived on his watch. “Estimated” means no roster record, so the final season is assumed to be the year before the draft.
News
Stories about him
Headlines, grouped by what they are about. Each is the outlet’s own.
I pulled them all up and they started running, I was kind of like ‘get back in’ and and part of our thing was like UCLA did it and I wanted, you know, coming off Indiana, I was like ‘hey we’re gonna play our tail off,'
Every single time you're going to see Anthony scramble. He's looking to throw the ball. He’s not looking to go out of bounds or go down or take a sack.
Matt Rhule slid Nebraska from National Program I to National Program II in 4 seasons.
−3.4 pts over 4 seasons · bottom 46% of 3-5-season tenures (717 in sample)
12th-best Nebraska tenure of 18 by the numbers.
Followed Mickey Joseph (2022).
System Shift, on arrival
swipe to see every season
Season
2023
2024
2025
2026
Trend
Record & result
Record
5-7
7-6
7-6
5-3
Postseason
—
W bowl
L bowl
—
Coordinators
OC
Marcus Satterfield
Marcus Satterfield / Glenn Thomas
Dana Holgorsen / Glenn Thomas
Dana Holgorsen / Glenn Thomas
DC
Tony White
Tony White
John Butler
Rob Aurich
Outcome — opponent-adjusted efficiency percentile
Offense
26
46
40
60
Defense
81
67
6
76
Tendencies — play-by-play, neutral script
1st-down pass%
28.5
45.2
41.0
44.7
Red-zone pass%
27.3
42.9
46.7
41.7
4th-down go%opp. territory
28.6
35.1
32.4
47.1
Recruiter or developer?
Underperforms his recruiting talent on offense and performs about as expected for his recruiting talent on defense.
Offense vs. talent
-24.0 pts
#186 of 208 · bottom quarter
Defense vs. talent
-9.0 pts
#145 of 208 · middle half
Recruiting talent is team-wide (no offense/defense split exists in the source data) -- both sides are scored against the same talent input, only the outcome is side-specific.
Who they bring in
Brings in bigger-than-position-typical players than most.
Recruits younger transfers than most — more of a development bet.
Avg. size (raw)
6′3″, 247 lbs
across 49 of 53 arrivals — unadjusted for position mix
Size vs. position-typical
+12.4 lbs
#2 of 255 · top quarter
Avg. class year
Jr
#240 of 255 · bottom quarter
Avg. portal rating
3.2★
rated arrivals only
Top states: CA (6), GA (5), MD (4), PA (4), FL (4)
On3’s modeled estimate (social reach / exposure), not money actually paid — shown per player, never totaled.
Who won the portal our read
Talent added
61.1
position-weighted
Talent lost
63.2
position-weighted
Net
-2.1
arrivals minus departures
Best addition: Jeff Sims (QB) from Georgia Tech
Biggest loss: Dylan Raiola (QB) to Oregon
Position-value-weighted (QB/CB weighted highest, depth-decayed within each position) — the same scoring engine as the Portal Heat feed, not a separate grade.
Does the system survive a coordinator change?
DC: Tony White → John Butler · 2025
1-season window either side — numbers shown, not enough to badge a verdict.
DC: John Butler → Rob Aurich · 2026
1-season window either side — numbers shown, not enough to badge a verdict.
Where the roster comes from, by position
Buys Long snapper via the portal
100%
#1 of 13 stints
Grows Kicker from high school
75%
#49 of 56 stints
Grows Tight end from high school
86%
#160 of 188 stints
Postseason detail2024: Beat Boston College 20-15 Bad Boy Mowers Pinstripe Bowl2025: Lost to Utah 22-44 SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl
1 player-season honored (All-America / national award): Emmett Johnson (2025)
Matt Rhule slid Baylor from Power Program III to National Program I in 3 seasons.
−4.2 pts over 3 seasons · bottom 41% of 3-5-season tenures (717 in sample)
8th-best Baylor tenure of 16 by the numbers.
Followed Jim Grobe (2016) · succeeded by Dave Aranda (2020–now).
System Shift, on departure
System Shift, on arrival
Season
2017
2018
2019
Trend
Record & result
Record
1-11
7-6
11-3
Postseason
—
W bowl
L bowl
Coordinators
OC
Glenn Thomas / Jeff Nixon
Glenn Thomas / Jeff Nixon
Glenn Thomas / Jeff Nixon
DC
Phil Snow
Phil Snow
Phil Snow
Outcome — opponent-adjusted efficiency percentile
Offense
31
83
57
Defense
33
8
83
Tendencies — play-by-play, neutral script
1st-down pass%
43.8
48.7
46.7
Red-zone pass%
46.7
42.5
47.8
4th-down go%opp. territory
37.8
32.6
28.9
Recruiter or developer?
Performs about as expected for his recruiting talent on offense and underperforms his recruiting talent on defense.
Offense vs. talent
+0.1 pts
#111 of 208 · middle half
Defense vs. talent
-14.9 pts
#166 of 208 · bottom quarter
Recruiting talent is team-wide (no offense/defense split exists in the source data) -- both sides are scored against the same talent input, only the outcome is side-specific.
Where the roster comes from, by position
Grows Tight end from high school
100%
#164 of 188 stints
Grows Edge from high school
100%
#191 of 208 stints
Postseason detail2018: Beat Vanderbilt 45-38 Academy Sports + Outdoors Texas Bowl2019: Lost to Georgia 14-26 Allstate Sugar Bowl
5 NFL Draft picks: Jalen Hurd (2019), Denzel Mims (2020), James Lynch (2020), Bravvion Roy (2020), Clay Johnston (2020)
Matt Rhule moved Temple from Regional Program II to National Program III in 4 seasons.
+8.4 pts over 4 seasons · top 7% of 3-5-season tenures (717 in sample)
5th-best Temple tenure of 18 by the numbers.
Followed Steve Addazio (2011–2012) · succeeded by Geoff Collins (2017–2018).
System Shift, on arrival
System Shift, on departure
swipe to see every season
Season
2013
2014
2015
2016
Trend
Record & result
Record
2-10
6-6
10-4
10-3
Postseason
—
—
L bowl
—
Coordinators
OC
—
Marcus Satterfield
Marcus Satterfield
Glenn Thomas
DC
—
Phil Snow
Phil Snow
Phil Snow
Outcome — opponent-adjusted efficiency percentile
Offense
80
2
36
60
Defense
32
96
83
89
Tendencies — play-by-play, neutral script
1st-down pass%
48.3
54.2
38.5
36.7
Red-zone pass%
36.5
42.5
37.5
34.7
4th-down go%opp. territory
39.4
26.2
27.5
31.4
Recruiter or developer?
Performs about as expected for his recruiting talent on offense and outperforms his recruiting talent on defense.
Offense vs. talent
+1.3 pts
#104 of 208 · middle half
Defense vs. talent
+39.0 pts
#2 of 208 · top quarter
Recruiting talent is team-wide (no offense/defense split exists in the source data) -- both sides are scored against the same talent input, only the outcome is side-specific.
Does the system survive a coordinator change?
OC: Marcus Satterfield → Glenn Thomas · 2016
1-season window either side — numbers shown, not enough to badge a verdict.
1st-down pass rate: 38.5% → 36.7% (-1.7 pts)
Confound, shown not hidden: only 63% of offensive production returned the year the coordinator changed — the roster turned over at the same time, not just the play-caller.
Where the roster comes from, by position
Grows Tight end from high school
100%
#164 of 188 stints
Grows Edge from high school
100%
#191 of 208 stints
Postseason detail2015: Lost to Toledo 17-32 Marmot Boca Raton Bowl
6 NFL Draft picks: Tavon Young (2016), Matt Ioannidis (2016), Tyler Matakevich (2016), Haason Reddick (2017), Dion Dawkins (2017), Nate Hairston (2017)
28-23
All-time wins
Wins at programs this site tracks, 1936–present — one consistent count for every coach, not each program’s own historically reported total.