Bill Snyder
This College Football Hall of Famer has won numerous conference and national coach of the year awards. Due to his many years with Kansas State, the college even went on to name the stadium after him, Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium.
Bill Snyder
When the 2016 season ended, Synder racked up 202 wins, which is the third-most of any active NCAA Division I head coach. His record lives on and probably will for years to come.
Walter Camp
Camp may be a bit overrated on our list but that’s only to make up for his lack of broader success. Walter Camp is the “Father of Football” and one of the most influential people in the history of the sport.
Walter Camp
Camp coached Yale and Stanford for a total of 8 seasons, going 79 – 5 – 3 in the process. Camp scored three national title wins as a head coach. No-one can argue his place on this list.
