List of college football coaches with a .750 winning percentage

This is a list of football coaches with a.750 or greater winning percentage. College football coaches who have coached college teams for 10 or more seasons are included in the list. "College level" is defined as a four-year college or university program in either the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics or the National Collegiate Athletic Association. If the team competed at a time before the official organization of either of the two groups, but is generally accepted as a "college football program," it is also included.
Leading the list is Larry Kehres, who compiled a winning percentage while coaching the Mount Union Purple Raiders from 1986 to 2012. The longest tenure among coaches on the list is that of John Gagliardi, who was a head coach from 1949 until retiring after the 2012 season. Gagliardi also leads all listed coaches in total games, wins, and losses. Former Vanderbilt head coach Dan McGugin has the most ties of anyone on the list.

Key

College football coaches with a .750 winning percentage

Name	First year	Last year	Years	Games	Wins	Losses	Ties	Win %	Teams
^†	1986	2012	27	359	332	24	3		Mount Union
^†	1918	1930	13	122	105	12	5		Notre Dame
^†	1939	1953	13	129	107	13	9		Boston College, Notre Dame
^†	1979	1994	16	170	146	23	1		Augustana
'	1998	2019	22	277	237	40	0		Mary Hardin–Baylor
^†	1955	1964	10	93	77	11	5		Bowling Green
	2001	2018	17	219	186	32	0		Bowling Green, Utah, Florida, Ohio State
^†	1987	2003	17	136	114	19	3		Williams
^†	1892	1905	12	164	139	23	2		Penn, Illinois, Carlisle
^†	1945	1969	25	244	204	36	4		Florida A&M
^†	1969	1983	15	155	129	23	3		Wittenberg
^†	1946	1959	14	124	102	18	4		Heidelberg
^†	1973	1988	16	190	157	29	4		Oklahoma
^†	1973	1997	25	307	255	49	3		Nebraska
'	2006	2019	14	115	96	19	0		Trinity
^†	1957	1972	15	154	127	24	3		Whittier, San Diego State
^†	1899	1924	13	120	97	17	6		Cornell, Harvard, Columbia
^†	1898	1926	28	245	198	35	12		Ohio Wesleyan, Nebraska, Kansas, Stanford, San Jose State, Michigan
'	2006	2019	14	153	127	26	0		Linfield
^†	1926	1952	21	216	173	31	12		Tennessee
^†	1947	1963	17	178	145	29	4		Oklahoma
'	2002	2019	18	224	184	40	0		Morningside
^†	1964	1985	16	151	123	26	2		Indiana , Carnegie Mellon
^†	1981	2007	27	301	246	54	1		Dayton
'	1996	2019	24	265	217	48	0		Wittenberg
	1931	1954	23	209	165	33	9		Kentucky State, Tennessee State
^†	1948	1963	16	128	102	21	5		Maryland State
^†	1972	1990	19	191	154	34	3		Westminster
	1999	2013	15	160	130	30	0		St. Norbert
^†	1980	1994	14	152	123	28	1		Baker
'	2003	2019	17	192	156	36	0		Washington & Jefferson
^†	1919	1938	20	186	144	28	14		Lafayette, Pittsburgh
'	2008	2019	12	147	119	28	0		CSU–Pueblo
^†	1961	1996	36	357	287	67	3		Central
'	2008	2019	12	161	130	31	0		Clemson
^†	1957	1972	16	173	136	30	7		Wyoming, Nebraska
	1990	2009	20	247	198	47	2		Pittsburg State
^†	1935	1953	10	90	71	16	3		Albright, Syracuse, Michigan State
^†	1944	1954	10	102	81	19	2		Miami , Cincinnati
'	1997	2019	23	231	185	46	0		Wartburg
	1996	2019	24	261	209	52	0		Wheaton
'	2006	2019	14	165	132	33	0		St. Thomas
	1999	2016	18	238	190	48	0		Oklahoma
	2002	2014	13	148	118	30	0		North Central
^†	1925	1946	19	183	141	33	9		Chattanooga, Alabama
	2006	2019	14	185	147	38	0		Boise State, Washington
^†	1952	1971	20	163	127	31	5		Westminster
^†	1976	2003	28	277	219	57	1		Bethany
	1955	1971	17	155	121	31	3		Nebraska–Kearney
	1983	1996	14	135	105	27	3		Albion
	1993	2017	25	291	229	61	1		Wesley
^†	1968	1991	24	234	183	48	3		Linfield
'	1990	2019	24	309	243	65	1		Toledo, Michigan State, LSU, Alabama
^†	1891	1921	23	187	141	34	12		Army, Minnesota
	1950	1967	23	175	133	33	9		William Jewell
^†	1906	1938	33	242	182	45	15		North Dakota Agricultural, Washington, Navy, Cornell, Boston College
^†	1945	1982	38	425	323	85	17		Maryland, Kentucky, Texas A&M, Alabama
^†	1970	1988	19	202	155	42	5		UC Davis
	1933	1947	12	102	74	17	11		Arkansas Tech
^†	1936	1968	23	221	168	45	8		Western Reserve, Vanderbilt, Wittenberg
^†	1963	1989	27	307	234	65	8		Miami , Michigan
^†	1949	2012	64	638	489	138	11		Carroll , Saint John's
	1895	1915	19	141	106	29	6		Colorado, Dartmouth
'	2010	2019	10	123	95	28	0		Grand Valley State
	1980	2016	36	439	338	99	2		Carson–Newman
^†	1969	1999	31	343	261	75	7		Wisconsin–La Crosse
	1946	1968	22	192	146	42	4		Northern State
'	1997	2019	23	265	204	61	0		Georgetown
^†	1937	1967	31	264	197	55	12		Missouri Valley
^†	1930	1947	18	157	116	32	9		Minnesota, Princeton, Michigan
	1909	1924	16	144	106	29	9		Lafayette, Washington & Jefferson, Penn, Navy
^†	1923	1950	24	230	171	49	10		Alabama, Duke
	1990	2010	21	225	172	53	0		Hardin–Simmons
^†	1958	1979	22	231	176	54	1		Arizona State
	1934	1948	14	145	107	31	7		Catawba
^†	1904	1934	30	271	197	55	19		Vanderbilt
^†	1929	1941	13	109	78	21	10		Michigan State, Fordham
^†	1909	1925	17	161	116	32	13		Penn, Purdue, California
	1987	1998	12	131	90	27	4		John Carroll
^†	1946	1978	33	320	238	72	10		Denison, Miami , Ohio State
^†	1934	1958	25	228	166	48	14		Dartmouth, Army
'	2007	2019	11	116	88	28	0		Thomas More, Baldwin Wallace
'	2010	2019	10	132	100	32	0		Florida State, Texas A&M
^†	1952	1983	32	321	237	72	12		Jackson State, Tennessee State
^†	1945	1966	22	191	141	43	7		Muskingum
	1909	1933	18	168	121	35	12		Texas A&M, Centre, Bucknell, Catawba
	1982	2011	27	319	240	77	2		Washington & Jefferson, California
^†	1962	2003	40	406	303	96	7		Parsons , Lea, Pacific Lutheran
'	2006	2019	14	159	120	39	0		Tuskegee
	1984	2012	25	283	213	69	1		West Chester, Bloomsburg
	1995	2007	13	162	122	40	0		Michigan
^†	1960	1973	14	129	96	31	2		Morgan State
^†	1937	1948	11	106	78	25	3		West Tennessee State, Mississippi State
	2004	2019	15	168	126	42	0		Central

Note: As of the end of the 2010 season, Jim Tressel, who served as the head football coach for Youngstown State and Ohio State, had a career record of 241–79–2 for a winning percentage of.752. In July 2011, Ohio State vacated all 12 of its wins from the 2010 season, dropping Tressel's career record to 229–79–2 and his winning percentage to.742.

Active coaches near a .750 winning percentage

Name	First year	Last year	Years	Games	Wins	Losses	Ties	Win %	Teams
'	2013	2019	7	84	70	14	0		Saint John's
'	2006	2019	9	106	80	26	0		Marietta, Minnesota–Duluth
'	2011	2019	9	118	89	29	0		Northwest Missouri State, Abilene Christian
'	1997	2019	23	187	140	47	0		Amherst
	1999	2019	17	198	148	50	0		Wisconsin–Eau Claire, Minnesota State

College football coaches with an .850 winning percentage

The main list set forth above is limited to coaches with 10 years of experience as a head coach. This list supplements the main list by identifying coaches who are omitted from the main list because they have not coached 10 years, but who have achieved a winning percentage of.850 or higher while coaching a minimum of five seasons or 50 games.

Name	First year	Last year	Years	Games	Wins	Losses	Ties	Win %	Teams
'	2005	2009	5	70	67	3	0		Sioux Falls, Fresno State
	2013	2019	7	101	95	6	0		Mount Union
	1888	1895	7	87	79	5	3		Yale, Stanford
	1947	1951	5	42	38	4	0		Bloomsburg
	1902	1918	5	20	18	2	0		Central Michigan
	1905	1915	8	42	35	2	5		Morehouse
	1966	1972	7	69	61	7	1		North Dakota State
'	2015	2019	5	66	57	9	0		Wisconsin–Whitewater
	1900	1905	6	63	53	8	2		Nebraska
	1911	1915	5	34	29	5	0		Michigan State
	2015	2019	5	61	52	9	0		North Central

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