So far, Miles has the same winning percentage as Saban.


Rank Name Wins Losses Ties Pct.

1. Charlie McClendon ---- 137-59-7 .692

2. Bernie Moore --------- 83-39-6 .671

3. Nick Saban ----------- 48-16-0 .750

4. Paul Dietzel ----------- 46-24-3 .651

5. Gaynell Tinsley -------- 35-34-6 .507

6. Gerry Dinardo --------- 32-24-1 .570

7. Mike Archer ----------- 27-18-1 .598

8. Bill Arnsparger --------- 26-8-2 .750

9. Russ Cohen ------------23-13-1 .635

10. Mike Donahue -------- 23-19-3 .544

11. Jerry Stovall --------- 22-21-2 .511

12. Lawrence "Biff" Jones - 20-5-6 .742

13. Edgar R. Wingard ----- 17-3-0 .850

14. Pat Dwyer ----------- 16-7-2 .680

15. Curley Hallman ------- 16-28-0 .364

16. W.S. Borland ----------15-7-0 .682

17. E.T. McDonald -------- 14-7-1 .659

18. Branch Bocock -------- 11-4-2 .706

19. Irving R. Pray --------- 11-9-0 .550

20. Dan A. Killian --------- 8-6-2 .563

21. Allen W. Jeardeau ----- 7-1-0 .875

22. Albert P. Simmons ----- 5-1-0 .833

23. Joe G. Pritchard ------- 4-1-0 .800

24. Les Miles ---------------3-1-0 .750

25. Edmond A. Chavanne ---3-2-0 .600

26. Wayne Sutton --------- 3-5-0 .375

27. John W. Mayhew ------- 3-6-0 .333

28. Hal Hunter ------------- 1-0-0 1.000

29. Dana X. Bible ----------- 1-0-2 .667

30. John P. Gregg -----------1-4-0 .200

31. Bo Rein -----------------0-0-0 NA

32. Dr. Charles E. Coates --- 0-1-0 .000


All Time Football Record --- 658-372-47 .633

NOTE: Bo Rein died in a plane crash before he coached a game.
Note: Hal Hunter was interim coach against Arkansas the year Gerry DiNardo was fired.

:rofl:

Irving, Irving, Irving ... the 144th fastest gun ... in the west!!!

Truly, truly it pains me to agree with Ramah.

I have to hand out an award for meaningless statistic ever on this one.

:geauxtige

so i guess Hal Hunter should be hailed as LSU's greatest coach ever, he NEVER lost a game :hihi:

Surely, this was tongue-in-cheek?!?!

Same winning percentage as saban.. this isnt the screaming endorsement that Joe wants it to be... Saban did more with less, Les is doing less with more.. Thats why they are meeting in the middle here.. (though after 4 games, whoop di doo)

16th based on winning percentage. 13th based on alltime wins.

It was tongue-in-cheek. Although I think it is very possible that Les could have a better percentage at the end of 5 years than Saban.

The thing is, Saban will be A HUGE reason for it since he left this program in such good shape.

I do agree that my comment about Les was a very useless statistic. It was just something that i noticed when I compiled the list.

I think we all HOPE he does!! :thumb: