Top 10 coaches in College Football

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They somehow missed Rod Richreguez.
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No they didn't.

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Jim Grobe has done a good job at Wake Forest, but I would disagree with his placement in that list -- even though he is a native of Huntington, WV.
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Ace Purple wrote:Jim Grobe has done a good job at Wake Forest, but I would disagree with his placement in that list -- even though he is a native of Huntington, WV.
Agreed. He has yet to turn a program into a national contender. Very out of place on the list. You gotta at least get close once...
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