Which college coach has the best record of all times?
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It depends on if you are talking about total career or at just one school.  Bobby Bowden and Joe Paterno have the record right now since Paul "Bear" Bryant died.  I don't know what there records are but I know that the Bear was 323-85-17 in his career and 232-46-9 at Alabama.  Jo Pa passed him in 2001.  Keep in mind that PBB has been dead since 1983.  So I guess you have to define "best" for yourself :) \n\nRoll Tide!!!!!
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I don't know.  What was ever's record last season?
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John Wooden, by far, with 11 titles. Out of active coaches I would say Mike Krsyshetski of Duke or Bobby Knight.
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Do you mean all sports? because Dave Odom did it two years ago when he won the SEC coach of the year at South Carolina in basketball.\n\n(Coincidently, Odom, Spurrier and Holtz have Univ. of South Carolina in common.)\n\nThe third football coach (and first to do this) is Bill Curry at Ga Tech (85) and 'Bama (87).
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The Mets have the modern record.  The all-time record is the 1899 Cleveland Spiders, who ended the season with 20 wins and 134 losses.
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College: 1982 UNC Tarheels (Jordan, Sam Perkins, James Worthy)\nNBA: 1996 Chicago Bulls ( 72-10 Record !!!!)
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Honestly probably ND or Oklahoma because of there weak schedules, but i think my bulldogs can pull it off. The only team satnding in there way is florida. Coach richt is the best coach in the country. Before he got to UGA they coulndt do crap. Now with him georgia has top ten recuriting classes every year. In the last 4 UGA is third in wins. Every year UGA looses amizing talent but there able to relode. I love matt stafford he will win a heisman before he graduates. UGA has the second best backfield in the country, plus good linebackers. UGA has a chance to
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Joe Paterno,  Bobby Bowden are ones that come to mind. Some younger coaches making themselves into legends Pete Carroll, Mack Brown, Bob Stoops. Jim Tressle, and Lloyd Carr. For this question I just stated active coaches, coaches retired or not living Eddie Robinson, Jim Johnson, Barry Switzer, Darrell Royal, and of course Bear Bryant
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not sure, but my Iowa Hawkeyes might break the record this year :-(
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Currently, Vinatieri is the best ... percentages don't always win games (right Vanderjagt!).\n\nI would have to say that either Morten Andersen or Ray Guy should be considered the best of all time.  For these guys to miss a FG would be like watching Jerry rice drop a lob pass from Joe Montana.  Guy and Andersen made kicking almost an artform in the NFL.
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HERE IS THE COMPLETE LIST OF COLLEGES WHICH HAVE PRODUCED A PRESIDENT AND A SUPER BOWL QUARTERBACK...............\n\nMICHIGAN - GERALD FORD and TOM BRADY\n\nNAVY - JIMMY CARTER and ROGER STAUBACH\n\nSTANFORD - HERBERT HOOVER and JOHN ELWAY\n\nMIAMI - BENJAMIN HARRISON and JIM KELLEY
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Since this is in the "Football" thread, the answer is Clemson. But SC holds its own against Clemson in other sports like Baseball (Ray Tanner is amazing, multiple trips to the CWS) and Basketball (2005 NIT Champs). \n\nUnfortunately, in South Carolina, the only thing that counts is football. And Clemson should talk: 1981 National Champions and by the following November, the NCAA had placed them on three-years probation for "for giving cash, cars and other gifts to its football players". Coincidence?
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NBA Wilt Chamberlain 100 points\n\nMats Wermelin of Sweden holds the Guinness Book of Records title for most points scored in a single game: he scored all of the points in a 272-0 win in a regional tournament in Stockholm at the age of 13, February 5th, 1974.\n\nThe all-time high school record is held by Danny Heater, who scored 135 for Burnsville High (WV) in a 173-43 win against Widen High on January 26th, 1960.\n\nFrank Selvy is the only person to score 100 points in an NCAA Division I game, when he scored exactly 100 for Furman against Newberry College in a 149-95 rout on February 13th, 1954. (41-66 FG, 18-22 FT) \nClarence "Bevo" Francis has the NCAA all-division record of 113 points, for Rio Grande Community College against Hillsdale College, exactly 11 days before Selvy's mark. Francis also holds the NAIA mark of 116 points for Rio against Ashland College on January 19th, 1963, but this is not recognized by the NCAA because it did not come against a four-year institution. \nAside from Francis and Selvy, no one has ever scored 100 points in an NCAA game. Furthermore, no one, including Francis and Selvy, has ever scored 100 points against a Division I school. The most ever is 72, by Kevin Bradshaw for US International University in a 186-140 loss to Loyola Marymount University on January 5th, 1991.
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I don't think Webber's false time-out is the best ever because that game was just remembered for that one bone-head mistake.\n\nI can agree with Maryland vs. Duke though; they are two huge rivals and that comeback was quite impressive.
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Sorry Don't know coaches names. \n\nI heard it could be Tulsa's coach is the top prospect has of a few days ago. Also theres a few Head and assistant coaches out of the MAC that have been named too. \n\n But one ? why is there not more top coaches jumping on this job? Its Alabama has a great history of football, is the Recrument class that bad?
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What makes you think it is?\n\nMichigan has 18 wins, 14 losses, and 1 tie against Notre Dame.\nMichigan has outscored Notre Dame 634-523.\nMichigan's has the most number of wins, all time, with 849. Notre Dame has 810 wins.\nMichigan has the all-time best winning percentage, at 74.49%. Notre  Dame is at 74.44%.\n\nIn fact, Michigan TAUGHT Notre Dame how to play football.\n\nDo some research!!!
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prekkoy, Dean Smith did not coach Walton or Lew Alcindor (it's Lew, not Lou...Lew was short for Lewis). They both played for John Wooden at UCLA... Alcindor's Bruins destroyed Smith's Tar Heels in the 1968 NCAA Championship game 78-55.\n\nJohn Wooden is the greatest college basketball coach ever, by far. Ten national championships in 12 years. Nowadays, you're great if you make it to the 'sweet 16'.  \n\nWooden's accomplishments totally dwarf Mike Krzyzewski's record, as well as that of every other college coach who ever lived.\n\nKrzyzewski is easily the best coach of the last twenty years. I think coach K is probably one of the top five college coaches ever, along with Wooden, Adolf Rupp, Bobby Knight and Dean Smith.\n\nOther than Elton Brand and Grant Hill, Duke's players don't seem to make very good NBA players, for some reason. Christian Laettner was never much of a player in the NBA, depsite the joke of naming him to the 1992 Dream Team, because they wanted to have one college player on the team.\n\nAny other Duke players from the last 20 years have a distinguished NBA career? I can't think of any. Bobby Hurley might have been a decent pro, but almost killed himself in that accident...\n\nWooden's players were much better prepared for the pros after playing at UCLA than Duke's players have ever been. But if I had one game to win in college today, there's no one I'd rather have on the sidelines than coach K.