1. John Blake, Oklahoma
How on earth can you go 12-22 at Oklahoma when you are after Barry Switzer and before Bob Stoops? I know he didn’t inherit a program directly from Switzer and there were a few blips before him but he was historically awful, may he rest in peace.
2. Scott Frost, Nebraska
He won a national title at Nebraska as a player but as a coach he was simply over his head and terrible. He finished 16-31 and lost too many close games. It was painful to watch.

3. Charlie Strong, Texas
He never had a winning season at Texas and finished 16-21 overall. Since 1894 he’s one of only two Texas coaches to finish their career under .500. That’s astonishing.
4. Gerry Faust, Notre Dame
He went 30-26-1 when it was nearly impossible to lose at Notre Dame. He had two losing seasons in five years.

5. Rich Rodriguez, Michigan
I still say to this day that had he been given more time he would have been amazing, but his 15-22 record is embarrassing. He has the worst winning percentage in Michigan football history. Ouch.
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