Muschamp ahead of Smart in CBS ranking of Power 5 coaches
South Carolina’s Will Muschamp debuted ahead of other new SEC coaches in CBS’s annual ranking of the Power 5 football coaches.
Muschamp is No. 44 on the CBS ranking entering the 2016 season, ahead of Kirby Smart (46) at Georgia and Barry Odom (62) at Missouri. Muschamp is 10th overall among SEC coaches, also ahead of Kentucky’s Mark Stoops (56) and Vanderbilt’s Derek Mason (57).
CBS wrote of Muschamp: “BOOM is back. Muschamp went 28-21 at Florida and that was a much ‘easier’ job than the one he’s inheriting from Steve Spurrier.”
Alabama’s Nick Saban repeated No. 1 in the list.
“There were no set parameters for how we would rank the coaches,” CBS wrote. “We simply ranked which ones we felt were the best in the business based on what we think makes a coach good or great.”
Dabo Swinney moved up 14 spots from last year to No. 8 but still is behind Florida State’s Jimbo Fisher (No. 6).
“Dabo brought his own guts and brought out the best of his players last season, leading Clemson all the way to the national title game against Alabama,” CBS wrote. “He was probably undervalued in these rankings last year and now we’re correcting our mistake with the man who has now won 56 games in the last five seasons.”
SEC coach rankings
Where the SEC’s head men stand in the annual CBS ranking of Power 5 football coaches.
1. Nick Saban, Alabama
7. Les Miles, LSU
13. Gus Malzahn, Auburn
21. Hugh Freeze, Ole Miss
22. Bret Bielema, Arkansas
27. Jim McElwain, Florida
31. Dan Mullen, Mississippi State
32. Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M
33. Butch Jones, Tennessee
44. Will Muschamp, South Carolina
46. Kirby Smart, Georgia
56. Mark Stoops, Kentucky
57. Derek Mason, Vanderbilt
62. Barry Odom, Missouri
ACC coach rankings
Where the ACC’s head men stand in the annual CBS ranking of Power 5 football coaches.
6. Jimbo Fisher, Florida State
8. Dabo Swinney, Clemson
15. David Cutcliffe, Duke
18. Mark Richt, Miami
25. Bobby Petrino, Louisville
26. Bronco Mendenhall, Virginia
35. Larry Fedora, North Carolina
37. Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech
38. Justin Fuente, Virginia Tech
40. Pat Narduzzi, Pitt
45. Dino Babers, Syracuse
50. Dave Doeren, NC State
54. Steve Addazio, Boston College
59. Dave Clawson, Wake Forest