Ranks all active and inactive FBS head coaches (since 2001) using CBTN’s proprietary formula. View more about our Coach Ratings System.

Ranks all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2001) using CBTN’s proprietary formula. View more about our Coach Ratings System.

Ranks all active and inactive defensive coordinators (since 2001) using CBTN’s proprietary formula. View more about our Coach Ratings System.

Ranks all active and inactive FCS head coaches (since 2001) using CBTN’s proprietary formula.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the following: overall winning percentage, winning percentage against the Top 25, conference winning percentage, and non-conference winning percentage.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the following: overall winning percentage, winning percentage at home, winning percentage away, and winning percentage at neutral site.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the following: Records vs. Automatic Qualifying Conference Teams, Non-automatic Qualifying Conference Teams, and FCS Teams. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the following: Teams Finishing with Over .500 Records, and Teams Finishing with Under .500 Records (including .500 Teams). Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the following: Close games (decided by 4 points or less) and Blowouts (decided by more than 14 points). Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to winning percentage in situations in which they have scored 10+, 20+, 30+, 40+ and 50+ points in a game. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to winning percentage in situations in which they have given up 10+, 20+, 30+, 40+ and 50+ points in a game. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by their records against teams based on RPI ranges/groups. RPI Ranking data is sourced from USAToday.com and Jeff Sagarin’s Computer ratings. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to win distribution (percent of wins) based on their opponent types, including: Automatic Qualifying Conference Teams, and Non-Automatic Qualifying Conference Teams. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to win distribution (percent of wins) based on their opponent types, including: Conference Teams, Non-Conference Teams, Non-Conference Automatic Qualifying Conference Teams, and Non-Conference Non-Automatic Qualifying Conference Teams. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to win distribution (percent of wins) based on their opponent types, including: FCS Teams and Non-Conference Non-Automatic Qualifying Conference Teams Finishing with Under .500 Records). This ranking also features the Cupcake Percentage, which is the total percentage of wins that come from the two opponent types in this ranking, generally considered to be the least competitive possible opponents. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to win distribution (percent of wins) based on their opponent types, including: Teams Finishing with Over .500 Records, and Teams Finishing with Under .500 Records (including .500 Teams). Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to the percentage of games they played against different opponent types, including: FBS Automatic Qualifying Conference Teams, and Non-Conference FBS Non-Automatic Qualifying Conference Teams, Teams Finishing with Over .500 Records, and Teams Finishing with Under .500 Records (including .500 Teams), and Teams that finished the year in the AP Top 25. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to what percentage of games they have scored 10+, 20+, 30+, 40+ and 50+ points in a game. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to what percentage of games they have given up 10+, 20+, 30+, 40+ and 50+ points in a game. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by their record and winning percentage against the spread (ATS).

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by their record and winning percentage against the spread in the following situations: Home, Away, as a Favorite, and as an Underdog . Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by their record and winning percentage against the over and against the under.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by their per game offensive and defensive performance in Conference games. Default ranking is showing active coaches only with minimum experience of one year.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by their per game offensive and defensive performance in Non-Conference games. Default ranking is showing active coaches only with minimum experience of one year.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by contrasting their scoring offense and defense in conference and non-conference games. Differential is calculated by subtracting the Non-Conference statistic from the Conference statistic. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the number of BCS championships, conference championships, and AP Top 25 finishes.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (2003-2011) according to the revenues, expenses, and profits of their respective programs.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2002) by their recruiting classes per team.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the total number of NFL draft picks who played for each head coach.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the total number of NFL Draft Picks who played for each head coach per position.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the number of All Americans who played for each head coach.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches by overall 3rd Down Efficiency, which is calculated by subtracting the 3rd Down Offense Conversion Percentage from the 3rd Down Defense Conversion Percentage. Default ranking is showing active coaches only. Third Down statistics tracked since 2005.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2004) according to results of their offensive possessions. Scoring %, TD %, Three and Out %, and Turnover % do not include defensive touchdown and special teams touchdown possessions. Turnover % includes possessions that ended in an interception, fumble, or turnover on downs. Total offensive possessions are possessions with at least one offensive play run. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by their efficiency on offense. Efficiency includes Completion Percentage, Yards Per Pass Attempt, Yards Per Pass Completion, Yards per Rushing Attempt, and Overall Yards Per Play. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2010) by the number of big plays that their offense has generated as a percentage of total plays. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2004) according to results of their defensive possessions. Scoring %, TD %, Three and Out %, and Turnover % do not include defensive touchdowns against and special teams touchdown against possessions. Turnover % includes possessions that ended in an interception, fumble, or turnover on downs. Total defensive possessions are possessions with at least one defensive play run. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by their efficiency on defense. Efficiency includes Completion Percentage Against, Yards Per Pass Attempt Against, Yards Per Pass Completion Against, Yards per Rushing Attempt Against, and Overall Yards Per Play Against. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2004) according to results of their offensive possession percentages compared against their defensive possession percentages. Each column is color-coded to show positive and negative differentials (depending on the statistic). Scoring %, TD %, Three and Out %, and Turnover % do not include defensive touchdown and special teams touchdown possessions. Turnover % includes possessions that ended in an interception, fumble, or turnover on downs. Please reference the CBTN Offensive Possessions and CBTN Defensive Possessions rankings for the respective offensive and defensive statistics. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2010) by the number of big plays that their defense has allowed as a percentage of total plays. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the average percentage of points and yards they accumulated per game with respect to the opponents’ normal points and yards averages. For example, if a teams scores 21 points against a team that only gives up (on average) 14 points, they get a 150% for that game offensively. For offense, over 100% is considered good, and for defense under 100% is consider good. Ranking only includes games vs. FBS opponents. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches by Special Teams statistics. Averages are in yards per return/kick. Touchdowns are totals for a coach’s career. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2004) by the by their average starting field position (FP) on offense, defense, and on offense and defense after a kickoff. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the total number of College Football Award winners who played for each head coach per award. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (2004-2011) by the Graduation Rates and APR Score (Academic Progress Rate) of their players. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all FBS active head coaches (since 2001) according to the success they have had relative to their predecessors. This data set takes into account the record in the five years prior to a head coach taking the job at a given school and compares it to the head coaches record (since 2001) at that same school. The idea here is to see if a head coach has made a program better, worse, or just stayed the course.

Ranks and sorts all FBS active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to the success they have had relative to their predecessors. This data set takes into account the record in the five years prior to a head coach taking the job at a given school and compares it to the head coaches record (since 2001) at that same school. The idea here is to see if a head coach has made a program better, worse, or just stayed the course.

Ranks and sorts all FCS active head coaches (since 2001) according to the success they have had relative to their predecessors. This data set takes into account the record in the five years prior to a head coach taking the job at a given school and compares it to the head coaches record (since 2001) at that same school. The idea here is to see if a head coach has made a program better, worse, or just stayed the course.

Ranks and sorts all FCS active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to the success they have had relative to their predecessors. This data set takes into account the record in the five years prior to a head coach taking the job at a given school and compares it to the head coaches record (since 2001) at that same school. The idea here is to see if a head coach has made a program better, worse, or just stayed the course.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2006) based on their average salaries. Salary information retrieved represents the total compensation package, excluding any possible bonuses. Coach Rating represents their CBTN Coach Rating only at the school where the contract is valid. Salary data is sourced from USAToday.com.

Ranks and sorts all active head coaches by their Age, Position Played in college, and their respective Birth State. Ranking is showing FBS head coaches only. Coaches that did not play football are labeled as ‘Did Not Play’.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the average home game attendance.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to their record in big/important games. Big games include: ranked opponents (AP Top 25), rivals, bowl games, conference championships, and BCS national championships.

Ranks and sorts every Head Coaching Job based on CBTN’s proprietary formula to determine what are the most desirable jobs in college football. Formula takes into account: Conference, BCS National Championships, Conference Championships, Coach Salary, Average Recruiting Rank, Average Football Revenue, Players Drafted, Stadium Size, and Stadium Attendance (% of Capacity).

Sorts all active and inactive FBS Head Coaches (since 2001) based on major NCAA infractions and Fulmer Cup winners. The major NCAA infractions are indicated for the year in which the inappropriate action occurred. For detailed information on the infractions that occurred, please visit the NCAA Legislative Database Website. The Fulmer Cup goes to the coach who had the most players arrested in the off-season. For more detailed information on the Fulmer Cup, please visit Wikipedia.

Ranks and sorts every active Head Coach based on their current individual Winning/Losing Streak.

Ranks and sorts every active and inactive Head Coach based on their performance against teams with the equivalent talent, superior talent, and inferior talent. Talent level is determined by the program’s average recruiting rank (per Scout.com) over the 4 year span leading up to the year the game was played. Equivalent talent is defined as having an average recruiting rank difference within 10 ranking spots of an opponent. Ranking is since 2004. Years 2001-2003 did not have 3 years of prior data to calculate the talent level.

Ranks all active and inactive Head Coaches (since 2001) based on yearly averages on offense. FBS Coaches only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only with minimum experience of one year.

Ranks all active and inactive Head Coaches (since 2001) based on per game averages on offense. FBS Coaches only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks all active and inactive Head Coaches (since 2001) based on yearly averages on defense. FBS Coaches only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only with minimum experience of one year.

Ranks all active and inactive Head Coaches (since 2001) based on per game averages on defense. FBS Coaches only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to scoring offense broken down by quarter and half. Overtime scoring is not included. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to scoring defense broken down by quarter and half. Overtime scoring is not included. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) according to scoring differential (offense minus defense) broken down by quarter and half. Overtime scoring is not included. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) based on the coach records when trailing, when leading, and in close games after two quarters of play. A ‘Close Game’ is defined as a game in which the score differential is 4 points or less. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) based on the coach records when trailing, when leading, and in close games after three quarters of play. A ‘Close Game’ is defined as a game in which the score differential is 4 points or less. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by turnovers gained, turnovers lost, and turnover margin per year. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2005) by the average time of possession per game. Correlating run/pass playcalling percentages shown for reference. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) based on the coach’s expected winning percentage, which is generated by a formula created by Bill James. The formula is used to derive a coach’s future winning percentage based on point differential, rather than winning percentage itself. The formula for the expected winning percentage is:
WP % = Points For^2.37 / (Points For^2.37 + Points Against^2.37).
Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2007) by the number of kicks and punts that their teams have blocked. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2008) by the offensive red zone efficiency. Points Per Red Zone Drive is calculated by awarding 3 points for a field goal and 6 points for a touchdown in the red zone, then dividing by the total number of red zone drives. Non Red Zone Touchdown Share represents the percentage of offensive touchdowns scored that did not count as red zone drives because the scoring play occurred from outside the 20 yard line. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2008) by the defensive red zone efficiency. Points Per Red Zone Drive is calculated by awarding 3 points for a field goal and 6 points for a touchdown in the red zone, then dividing by the total number of red zone drives. Non Red Zone Touchdown Share represents the percentage of offensive touchdowns allowed that did not count as red zone drives because the scoring play occurred from outside the 20 yard line. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2005) by the number of negative plays that their offense has performed as a percentage of total plays. Interceptions and Sacks are a percentage of pass attempts only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2005) by the number of positive plays that their defense has generated as a percentage of total plays. Interceptions and Sacks are a perentage of pass attempts only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by contrasting their scoring offense and defense in conference and non-conference games in terms of the percentage of points were scored/allowed per game on average. Ranking only includes games vs. FBS opponents. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by contrasting their scoring offense and defense in conference and non-conference games in terms of the percentage of points were scored/allowed per game on average. Ranking only includes games vs. FBS opponents. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2004) by the by their average number of points of turnovers per game. This ranking shows the coach’s average points off turnovers, his opponent’s average points off turnovers, and the differential between the two. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2004) by the percentage of quality defensive drives/possessions. Quality defensive possessions are drives that do not result in a score. Additionally, this ranking will break down quality possessions/drives that have 6 plays or less, last under 2 minutes, and cover less than 25 yards. This ranking will also track the percentage of drives that started in the opponents territory and did not allow the opponent to cross the 50 yard line. Ranking includes games vs. FCS opponents. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2005) by first down offensive success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A first down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play gains 40% or more of the required yardage, or results in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2005) by second down offensive success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A second down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play gains 50% or more of the required yardage, or results in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2005) by third down offensive success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A third down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play gains enough yards for a first down, or results in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2005) by third down success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by yardage required for the first down. A third down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play gains enough yards for a first down or results in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2005) by third down pass/run tendencies on a play by play basis, broken down by yardage required for the first down. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2005) by first down success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A first down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play gains less than 40% of the required yardage and does not result in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2005) by second down success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A second down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play gains less than 50% of the required yardage and does not result in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2005) by third down success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A third down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play does not gain enough yards for a first down and does not result in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by their record and winning percentage in games in which they are expected to win, expected to lose, and expected to compete. Games in which a coach is expected to win includes games that they are favored by 7 or more points at home, 10 or more points on the road, or 8.5 points or more at a neutral site. Games in which a coach is expected to lose includes games that they are an underdog by 7 or more points on the road, 10 or more points at home, or 8.5 points or more at a neutral site. Games in which a coach is expected to compete are composed of all of the games in which they are not expected to either win or lose. Games versus FCS schools are also always included as games that a coach should win. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive head coaches (since 2001) by the combined records of their opponents. This ranking also breaks down combined records in the games that were won and lost. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts every active and inactive Head Coach based on their performance against teams with the equivalent talent, superior talent, and inferior talent using a Coach Effect Score. Talent level is determined by the program’s average recruiting rank (per Scout.com) over the 4 year span leading up to the year the game was played. Equivalent talent is defined as having an average recruiting rank difference within 10 ranking spots of an opponent. Ranking is since 2004. Years 2001-2003 did not have 3 years of prior data to calculate the talent level. Games versus FCS Teams are not included. Coach Effect is calculated by assigning positive and negative point values to individual games based on the talent level differential and the game location. The general concept of the coach effect is that superior talent teams should beat inferior talent teams, and that games with equivalent talent on each side should be be decided by coaching ability.

Ranks all active FBS Head Coaches using CBTN’s proprietary formula based on the career rating, the last three years rating, and the current 2012 rating. Differences are color-coded red or green based on their relation to the career rating. FBS Coaches only. See our About the Coach Ratings page for more information about how the Head Coaches are rated. Rating formula for this ranking has the experience component removed to equally weight the years for relative comparison purposes.

Ranks all active and inactive Offensive Coordinators (since 2001) based on yearly averages. FBS Coaches only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only with minimum experience of one year.

Ranks all active and inactive Offensive Coordinators (since 2001) based on per game averages. FBS Coaches only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2004) according to results of their offensive possessions. Scoring %, TD %, Three and Out %, and Turnover % do not include defensive touchdown and special teams touchdown possessions. Turnover % includes possessions that ended in an interception, fumble, or turnover on downs. Total offensive possessions are possessions with at least one offensive play run. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2001) by their efficiency on offense. Efficiency includes Completion Percentage, Yards Per Pass Attempt, Yards Per Pass Completion, Yards per Rushing Attempt, and Overall Yards Per Play. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2001) according to what percentage of games they have scored 10+, 20+, 30+, 40+ and 50+ points in a game. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2001) by the average percentage of points and yards they accumulated per game with respect to the opponents’ normal points and yards averages. For example, if a teams scores 21 points against a team that only gives up (on average) 14 points, they get a 150% for that game offensively. For offense, over 100% is considered good, and for defense, under 100% is consider good. Ranking only includes games vs. FBS opponents. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2010) by the number of big plays that their offense has generated as a percentage of total plays. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2005) by the average time of possession per game. Correlating run/pass playcalling percentages shown for reference. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2008) by the offensive red zone efficiency. Points Per Red Zone Drive is calculated by awarding 3 points for a field goal and 6 points for a touchdown in the red zone, then dividing by the total number of red zone drives. Non Red Zone Touchdown Share represents the percentage of offensive touchdowns scored that did not count as red zone drives because the scoring play occurred from outside the 20 yard line. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2001) by contrasting their scoring offense in conference and non-conference games in terms of the percentage of points were scored per game on average. Ranking only includes games vs. FBS opponents. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2005) by the number of negative plays that their offense has performed as a percentage of total plays. Interceptions and Sacks are a perentage of pass attempts only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2004) by the percentage of quality offensive drives/possessions. Quality possessions are drives that result in a score, have more than 10 plays, last longer than 3 minutes, or cover more than 50 yards. Ranking includes games vs. FCS opponents. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2005) by offensive first down success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A first down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play gains 40% or more of the required yardage, or results in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2005) by offensive second down success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A second down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play gains 50% or more of the required yardage, or results in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2005) by offensive third down success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A third down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play gains enough yards for a first down, or results in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks all active and inactive Defensive Coordinators (since 2001) based on yearly averages. FBS Coaches only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only with minimum experience of one year.

Ranks all active and inactive Defensive Coordinators (since 2001) based on per game averages. FBS Coaches only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive defensive coordinators (since 2004) according to results of their defensive possessions. Scoring %, TD %, Three and Out %, and Turnover % do not include defensive touchdowns against and special teams touchdown against possessions. Turnover % includes possessions that ended in an interception, fumble, or turnover on downs. Total defensive possessions are possessions with at least one defensive play run. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive defensive coordinators (since 2001) by their efficiency on defense. Efficiency includes Completion Percentage Against, Yards Per Pass Attempt Against, Yards Per Pass Completion Against, Yards per Rushing Attempt Against, and Overall Yards Per Play Against. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive defensive coordinators (since 2001) according to what percentage of games they have given up 10+, 20+, 30+, 40+ and 50+ points in a game. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive defensive coordinators (since 2001) by the average percentage of points and yards they accumulated per game with respect to the opponents’ normal points and yards averages. For example, if a teams scores 21 points against a team that only gives up (on average) 14 points, they get a 150% for that game offensively. For offense, over 100% is considered good, and for defense under 100% is consider good. Ranking only includes games vs. FBS opponents. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive defensive coordinators (since 2010) by the number of big plays that their defense has allowed as a percentage of total plays. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive defensive coordinators (since 2008) by the defensive red zone efficiency. Points Per Red Zone Drive is calculated by awarding 3 points for a field goal and 6 points for a touchdown in the red zone, then dividing by the total number of red zone drives. Non Red Zone Touchdown Share represents the percentage of offensive touchdowns allowed that did not count as red zone drives because the scoring play occurred from outside the 20 yard line. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive defensive coordinators (since 2001) by contrasting their scoring defense in conference and non-conference games in terms of the percentage of points were allowed per game on average. Ranking only includes games vs. FBS opponents. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive defensive coordinators (since 2005) by the number of positive plays that their defense has generated as a percentage of total plays. Interceptions and Sacks are a perentage of pass attempts only. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive defensive coordinators (since 2004) by the percentage of quality defensive drives/possessions. Quality defensive possessions are drives that do not result in a score. Additionally, this ranking will break down quality possessions/drives that have 6 plays or less, last under 2 minutes, and cover less than 25 yards. This ranking will also track the percentage of drives that started in the opponents territory and did not allow the opponent to cross the 50 yard line. Ranking includes games vs. FCS opponents. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2005) by first down success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A first down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play gains less than 40% of the required yardage and does not result in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive offensive coordinators (since 2005) by second down success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A second down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play gains less than 50% of the required yardage and does not result in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active and inactive defensive coordinators (since 2005) by third down success/efficiency on a play by play basis, broken down by rushing and passing plays. A third down play is considered a ‘success’ if the play does not gain enough yards for a first down and does not result in a touchdown. Default ranking is showing active coaches only.

Ranks and sorts all active Coaching Staffs (since 2001) by Team. Ranking determined by average CBTN Coach Rating. This ranking averages Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator, and Defensive Coordinator ratings into a Composite Rating Score. Head Coaches are weighted 50%, Offensive Coordinator and Defensive Coordinators are each weighted 25%.

Ranks and sorts all active head coaches, offensive coordinators, and defensive coordinators (since 2001) by conference. This data set allows for a view of which conferences have the best active head coaches, offensive coordinators, and defensive coordinators.