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This past year, Nick Saban passed Steve Spurrier and Jim Tressel in career wins. Barring a complete meltdown or untimely death, illness, or injury, he will pass Hayden Fry, Woody Hayes, and Bo Schembechlar this year. Storied company.
He will have accomplished that in fewer seasons and with a higher win% than anyone on that list, as well.
All Hail, Lord Saban!
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Looks like Ohio State has the highest win percentage. And. of course, I'm sure they're not counting the 2015 Sugar Bowl played in the heart of the confederacy with only a small band of heroically valiant Americans braving the unmitigated hostility of the unwashed illiterate sons of Jefferson Davis.
In any event, I guess 2 of those losses were the result of Fickell.
fucking year of fickell
Dan Patrick: What was your reaction to [Urban Meyer being hired]? Brady Hoke: You know.....not....good.
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