2007 College Football Hall of Fame Ballot - Coaches

Coaches

To be eligible for the ballot, coaches must have:

  • Coached a minimum of 10 years and 100 games as a head coach;
  • Won at least 60% (.600+) of their games;
  • Be retired from coaching or over the age of 75.

The candidate’s post-football record as a citizen was also weighed.

Jim Donnan led the 2007 ballot with the highest winning percentage (.722). However, John Cooper had the most number of wins (193) and most seasons as head coach (24). Herb Deromedi had the longest tenure at one school with 16 years at Central Michigan University.

Name School(s) Years Record Pct.
John Cooper Tulsa 1977-84 56-32 .636
Arizona State 1985-87 25-9-2 .735
Ohio State 1988–2000 111-43-4 .721
Total 24 years 193-83-6 .695
Herb Deromedi Central Michigan 1978-93 110-55-10 .657
Total 16 years 110-55-10 .657
William Henry Dietz Washington State 1915-17 17-2-1 .895
Purdue 1921 1-6 .143
Louisiana Tech 1922-23 11-3-1 .786
Wyoming 1924-26 10-13-2 .435
Haskell Indian Institute (KS) 1929-32 57-38-3 .600
Albright (PA) 1937-42
Total 19 years 96-62-7 .603
Jim Donnan Georgia 1996–2000 40-19 .678
Marshall 1990-95 64-21 .842
Total 11 years 104-40 .722
Wayne Hardin Navy 1959-64 38-22-2 .633
Temple 1970-82 80-52-3 .606
Total 19 years 118-74-5 .612
Dick MacPherson Massachusetts 1971-77 45-27-1 .625
Syracuse 1981-90 66-46-4 .589
Total 17 years 111-73-5 .601
Billy J. Murphy Memphis State 1958-71 91-44-1 .673
Total 14 years 91-44-1 .673
Darryl Rogers Cal State-Hayward 1965 3-7 .300
Fresno State 1966-72 43-32-1 .573
San José State 1973-75 22-9-3 .710
Michigan State 1976-79 24-18-2 .571
Arizona State 1980-84 37-18-1 .673
Total 20 years 129-84-7 .602

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