List of college football coaches with 200 wins
Coaches with 200 career wins

List of college football coaches with 200 wins

Section Title: Coaches with 200 career wins
Table Section Text: None

Rank	Name	Years	Wins	Losses	Ties	Pct.	Teams

1	John Gagliardi†	64	489	138	11	.775	Carroll (MT) (1949–1952), St. John's (MN) (1953–2012)

2	Joe Paterno†	46	409	136	3	.749	Penn State (1966–2011)

3	Eddie Robinson†	55	408	165	15	.707	Grambling (1941–1942, 1945–1997)

4	Bobby Bowden†	44	377	129	4	.743	Samford (1959–1962), West Virginia (1970–1975), Florida State (1976–2009)

5	Ken Sparks	37	338	99	2	.772	Carson–Newman (1980–2016)

6	Larry Kehres†	27	332	24	3	.929	Mount Union (1986–2012)

7	Kevin Donley*	40	326	132	1	.711	Anderson (IN) (1978–1981), Georgetown (KY) (1982–1992), California (PA) (1993–1996), Saint Francis (IN) (1998–present)

8	Bear Bryant†	38	323	85	17	.780	Maryland (1945), Kentucky (1946–1953), Texas A&M (1954–1957), Alabama (1958–1982)

9	Pop Warner†	49	319	106	32	.730	Georgia (1895–1896), Iowa State (1895–1899), Cornell (1897–1898, 1904–1906), Carlisle (1899–1903, 1907–1914), Pittsburgh (1915–1923), Stanford (1924–1932), Temple (1933–1938)

10	Roy Kidd†	39	314	124	8	.713	Eastern Kentucky (1964–2002)

10	Amos Alonzo Stagg†††	57	314	199	35	.605	Springfield (1890–1891), Chicago (1892–1932), Pacific (CA) (1933–1946)

12	Frosty Westering†	40	305	96	7	.756	Parsons (1962–1963), Lea (1966–1971), Pacific Lutheran (1972–2003)

13	Tubby Raymond†	36	300	119	3	.714	Delaware (1966–2001)

14	Larry Wilcox*	40	289	148	0	.661	Benedictine (KS) (1979–present)

15	Ron Schipper†	36	287	67	3	.808	Central (IA) (1961–1996)

16	Frank Beamer†	35	280	144	4	.657	Murray State (1981–1986), Virginia Tech (1987–2015)

17	Monte Cater	37	275	117	2	.701	Lakeland (1981–1986), Shepherd (1987–2017)

18	Bob Ford	45	265	191	1	.581	St. Lawrence (1965–1968), Albany (1973–2013)

19	Dennis Douds	45	264	204	3	.564	East Stroudsburg (1974–2018)

20	Roger Harring†	31	261	75	7	.771	Wisconsin–La Crosse (1969–1999)

21	Hank Biesiot	38	258	121	1	.680	Dickinson State (1976–2013)

22	LaVell Edwards†	29	257	101	3	.716	BYU (1972–2000)

22	Frank Girardi†	36	257	97	5	.723	Lycoming (1972–2007)

22	Andy Talley	37	257	155	2	.623	St. Lawrence (1979–83), Villanova (1985–2016)

25	Tom Osborne†	25	255	49	3	.836	Nebraska (1973–1997)

25	Jim Malosky	40	255	125	13	.665	Minnesota–Duluth (1958–1997)

27	Al Bagnoli*	37	253	120	0	.678	Union (NY) (1982–1991), Penn (1992–2014), Columbia (2015–present)

28	Lou Holtz†	33	249	132	7	.651	William & Mary (1969–1971), North Carolina State (1972–1975), Arkansas (1977–1983), Minnesota (1984–1985), Notre Dame (1986–1996), South Carolina (1999–2004)

28	Jimmye Laycock	39	249	194	2	.562	William & Mary (1980–2018)

30	Rick Giancola*	36	247	123	2	.657	Montclair State (1983–present)

31	Rob Ash	36	246	137	5	.640	Juniata (1980–1988), Drake (1989–2006), Montana State (2007–2015)

31	Mike Kelly†	27	246	54	1	.819	Dayton (1981–2007)

33	Billy Joe†	34	245	127	4	.657	Cheyney (1972–1978), Central State (1981–1993), Florida A&M (1994–2004), Miles (2008–2010)

34	Mack Brown†*	30	244	122	1	.666	Appalachian State (1983), Tulane (1985–1987), North Carolina (1988–1997, 2019–present), Texas (1998–2013)

35	Jerry Moore†	31	242	135	2	.641	North Texas (1979–1980), Texas Tech (1981–1985), Appalachian State (1989–2012)

35	Mel Tjeerdsma†	27	242	82	4	.744	Austin (1984–1993), Northwest Missouri State (1994–2010)

37	Woody Hayes†	33	238	72	10	.759	Denison (1946–1948), Miami (OH) (1949–1950), Ohio State (1951–1978)

38	John Merritt†	32	235	70	12	.760	Jackson State (1952–1962), Tennessee State (1963–1983)

39	Chris Ault†	28	234	108	1	.684	Nevada (1976–1992, 1994–1995, 2004–2012)

39	Bo Schembechler†	27	234	65	8	.775	Miami (OH) (1963–1968), Michigan (1969–1989)

41	Ace Mumford†	36	233	85	23	.717	Jarvis Christian (1924–1926), Bishop (1927–1929), Texas College (1931–1935), Southern (1936–1942, 1944–1961)

41	Joe Taylor	30	233	96	4	.706	Howard (1983), Virginia Union (1984–1991), Hampton (1992–2007), Florida A&M (2008–2012)

43	Hayden Fry†	37	232	178	10	.564	SMU (1962–1972), North Texas (1973–1978), Iowa (1979–1998)

44	Brian Kelly*	28	231	91	2	.716	Grand Valley State (1991–2003), Central Michigan (2004–2006), Cincinnati (2006–2009), Notre Dame (2010–present)

44	Nick Saban*	22	231	63	1	.785	Toledo (1990), Michigan State (1995–1999), LSU (2000–2004), Alabama (2007–present)

46	Willard Bailey	37	230	150	7	.603	Virginia Union (1971–1983, (1995–2003), Norfolk State (1984–1992), Saint Paul's (VA) (2005–2010)

47	Mike Drass	25	229	61	1	.789	Wesley (DE) (1993–2017)

47	Jim Tressel†	25	229	79	2	.742	Youngstown State (1986–2000), Ohio State (2001–2010)

49	Steve Spurrier†††	26	228	89	2	.718	Duke (1987–1989), Florida (1990–2001), South Carolina (2005–2015)

50	Fred T. Long	45	227	151	31	.593	Paul Quinn (1921–1922), Wiley (1923–1947, 1956–1965), Prairie View A&M (1948), Texas College (1949–1955)

51	K. C. Keeler*	25	226	90	1	.715	Rowan (1993–2001), Delaware (2002–2012), Sam Houston State (2014–present)

51	Pete Fredenburg*	21	225	39	0	.852	Mary Hardin–Baylor (1998–present)

53	John Luckhardt	27	225	70	2	.761	Washington & Jefferson (1982–1998), California (PA) (2002–2011)

54	Walt Hameline	34	223	139	2	.615	Wagner (1981–2014)

55	Jim Margraff	29	221	89	3	.711	Johns Hopkins (1990–2018)

56	Gene Carpenter†	32	220	90	6	.706	Adams State (1968), Millersville (1970–2000)

57	Ron Harms†	31	219	112	4	.660	Concordia (NE) (1964–1969), Adams State (1970–1973), Texas A&M–Kingsville (1979–1999)

57	Ted Kessinger†	28	219	57	1	.792	Bethany (KS) (1976–2003)

59	Mike Ayers	33	218	160	2	.577	East Tennessee State (1985–1987), Wofford (1988–present)

59	Steve Johnson*	30	218	99	1	.687	Bethel (MN) (1989–present)

59	Ron Randleman	36	218	167	6	.565	William Penn (1969–1975), Pittsburg State (1976–1981), Sam Houston State (1982–2004)

62	Jim Christopherson	32	217	102	7	.676	Concordia (Moorhead) (1969–2000)

62	Fred Martinelli†	35	217	119	12	.641	Ashland (1959–1993)

64	Rich Lackner*	33	216	118	2	.646	Carnegie Mellon (1986–present)

65	Bill Snyder†	27	215	117	1	.647	Kansas State (1989–2005, 2009–2018)

66	Danny Hale	25	213	69	1	.754	West Chester (1984–1988), Bloomsburg (1993–2012)

66	Dennis Franchione	30	213	135	2	.611	Southwestern (KS) (1981–1982), Pittsburg State (1985–1989), Texas State (1990–1991), New Mexico (1992–1997), TCU (1998–2000), Alabama (2001–2002), Texas A&M (2003–2007), Texas State (2011–2015)

66	Larry Kindbom*	36	213	146	1	.593	Kenyon (1983–1988), Washington (MO) (1989–present)

69	Eric Hamilton	36	212	144	6	.594	TCNJ (1977–2012)

69	Bill Manlove†	32	212	111	1	.656	Widener (1969–1991), Delaware Valley (1992–1995), La Salle (1997–2001)

71	Joe Fincham*	23	210	45	0	.824	Wittenberg (1996–present)

72	Peter Mazzaferro	41	209	157	11	.569	Waynesburg (1959–1963), Curry (1963), Bridgewater State (1968–1986, 1988–2004)

73	Norm Eash*	32	208	105	1	.664	Illinois Wesleyan (1987–present)

74	Jess Neely†	40	207	176	19	.539	Southwestern (TN) (1924–1927), Clemson (1931–1939), Rice (1940–1966)

75	Jim Butterfield†	27	206	71	1	.743	Ithaca (1967–1993)

75	Tim Murphy*	32	206	120	1	.631	Maine (1987–1988), Cincinnati (1989–1993), Harvard (1994–present)

77	Harold Elliott	37	205	179	9	.533	Southwestern (KS) (1964–1968), Washburn (1969–1970), Emporia State (1971–1973), Texas–Arlington (1974–1983), Northwest Missouri State (1988–1993), Eastern New Mexico (1994–2004)

77	Carl Poelker	31	205	100	1	.672	Millikin (1982–1995), McKendree (1996–2012)

79	Jake Gaither†	25	203	36	4	.844	Florida A&M (1945–1969)

79	Cleveland Abbott	31	203	96	28	.664	Tuskegee (1923–1954)

79	Mike Van Diest	20	203	54	0	.790	Carroll (MT) (1999–2018)

79	Warren B. Woodson†	31	203	95	14	.673	Arkansas State Teachers (1935–1940), Hardin–Simmons (1941–1942, 1946–1951), Arizona (1952–1956), New Mexico State (1958–1967), Trinity (TX) (1972–1973)

83	Don Nehlen†	30	202	128	8	.609	Bowling Green (1968–1976), West Virginia (1980–2000)

83	Bob Nielson*	26	202	99	1	.671	Ripon (1989–1990), Wartburg (1991–1995), Wisconsin–Eau Claire (1996–1998), Minnesota–Duluth (1999–2003, 2008–2012), Western Illinois (2013–2015), South Dakota (2016–present)

83	Eddie Anderson†	39	201	128	15	.606	Loras (1922–1924), DePaul (1925–1931), Holy Cross (1933–1938, 1950–1964) Iowa (1939–1942, 1946–1949)

83	Mike DeLong	34	201	139	2	.591	Maine Maritime (1979–1980), Springfield (MA) (1984–2015)

83	Vince Dooley†	25	201	77	10	.715	Georgia (1964–1988)

83	Keith W. Piper	39	201	141	18	.583	Denison (1954–1992)

89	Joe Glenn	28	200	134	1	.599	Doane (1976–1979), Northern Colorado (1989–1999), Montana (2000–2002), Wyoming (2003–2008), South Dakota (2012–2015)

89	Darrell Mudra†	26	200	81	4	.709	Adams State (1959–1962), North Dakota State (1963–1965), Arizona (1967–1968), Western Illinois (1969–1973), Florida State (1974–1975), Eastern Illinois (1978–1982), Northern Iowa (1983–1987)

89	Jim Sweeney	32	200	154	4	.564	Montana State (1963–1967), Washington State (1968–1975), Fresno State (1976–1977, 1980–1996)

Sentence(s)

The two who reached the mark were Pop Warner, with 319 wins from 1895 to 1938 (mostly at Carlisle, Pittsburgh and Stanford) and Amos Alonzo Stagg, with 314 wins from 1890 to 1946 (mostly at the University of Chicago).

final_sentence: The two who reached the mark were Pop Warner, with 319 wins from 1895 to 1938 (mostly at Carlisle, Pittsburgh and Stanford) and Amos Alonzo Stagg, with 314 wins from 1890 to 1946 (mostly at the University of Chicago).