Tenure for every FBS Coach

[BMF]

Les Miles is the dean of SEC coaches:

http://coachingsearch.com/article?a=List-The-tenure-of-every-FBS-head-coach

Illustrating the amount of turnover in the profession, 108 of the 129 FBS head coaches have been hired since 2010, and 88 have been hired in the past four years. That means more than 2/3 of all head coaches have been hired since 2013.

Some veteran coaches who left the list this offseason included Frank Beamer (1987), Gary Pinkel (2001), George O’Leary (2004), and Steve Spurrier (2005).

First, the longest tenured coach in each conference:

AAC: Ken Niumatalolo (Navy) - 2007
ACC: Dabo Swinney (Clemson) / David Cutcliffe (Duke) / Paul Johnson (Ga Tech) - 2007
Big 12: Bob Stoops (Oklahoma) - 1999
Big Ten: Kirk Ferentz (Iowa) - 1999
Conference USA: Rick Stockstill (Middle Tennessee) - 2006
MAC: Frank Solich (Ohio) - 2005
Mountain West: Troy Calhoun (Air Force) - 2007
Pac-12: Kyle Whittingham (Utah) - 2005
SEC: Les Miles (LSU) - 2005
Sun Belt: Joey Jones (South Alabama) - 2009

Here’s the tenure for every FBS head coach:

1999:
Kirk Ferentz (Iowa)
Bob Stoops (Oklahoma)

2000:
Gary Patterson (TCU)

2005:
Les Miles (LSU)
Frank Solich (Ohio)
Mike Gundy (Oklahoma State)
Kyle Whittingham (Utah)

2006:
Rick Stockstill (Middle Tennessee State)
Pat Fitzgerald (Northwestern)

2007:
Troy Calhoun (Air Force)
Nick Saban (Alabama)
Mark Dantonio (Michigan State)
Ken Niumatalolo (Navy)
David Bailiff (Rice)

2008:
Dabo Swinney (Clemson)
David Cutcliffe (Duke)
Paul Johnson (Georgia Tech)

2009:
Bill Snyder (Kansas State) (Also 1989-2005)
Dan Mullen (Mississippi State)
Bobby Wilder (Old Dominion)
Joey Jones (South Alabama)

2010:
Jimbo Fisher (Florida State)
Doc Holliday (Marshall)
Brian Kelly (Notre Dame)

2011:
Brad Lambert (Charlotte)
Kevin Wilson (Indiana)
Mark Hudspeth (Louisiana-Lafayette)
Rocky Long (San Diego State)
David Shaw (Stanford)
Dana Holgorsen (West Virginia)

2012:
Terry Bowden (Akron)
Rich Rodriguez (Arizona)
Todd Graham (Arizona State)
Tim DeRuyter (Fresno State)
Bob Davie (New Mexico)
Larry Fedora (North Carolina)
Urban Meyer (Ohio State)
Hugh Freeze (Ole Miss)
Kevin Sumlin (Texas A&M)
Jim Mora (UCLA)
Mike Leach (Washington State)

2013:
Scott Satterfield (Appalachian State)
Bret Bielema (Arkansas)
Gus Malzahn (Auburn)
Steve Addazio (Boston College)
Sonny Dykes (Cal)
Tommy Tuberville (Cincinnati)
Mike MacIntyre (Colorado)
Ron Turner (Florida International)
Trent Miles (Georgia State)
Paul Petrino (Idaho)
Paul Haynes (Kent State)
Mark Stoops (Kentucky)
Skip Holtz (Louisiana Tech)
Brian Polian (Nevada)
Dave Doeren (NC State)
Doug Martin (New Mexico State)
Rod Carey (Northern Illinois)
Mark Helfrich (Oregon)
Darrell Hazell (Purdue)
Ron Caragher (San Jose State)
Willie Taggart (South Florida)
Matt Rhule (Temple)
Butch Jones (Tennessee)
Kliff Kingsbury (Texas Tech)
Matt Wells (Utah State)
Sean Kugler (UTEP)
P.J. Fleck (Western Michigan)

2014:
Blake Anderson (Arkansas State)
Jeff Monken (Army)
Bryan Harsin (Boise State)
Chris Creighton (Eastern Michigan)
Charlie Partridge (Florida Atlantic)
Bobby Petrino (Louisville)
Chuck Martin (Miami OH)
James Franklin (Penn State)
Charlie Strong (Texas)
Bill Clark (UAB)
Bob Diaco (UConn)
Mark Whipple (UMass) (Also 1998-2003)
Derek Mason (Vanderbilt)
Dave Clawson (Wake Forest)
Chris Petersen (Washington)
Jeff Brohm (Western Kentucky)
Craig Bohl (Wyoming)

2015:
Lance Leipold (Buffalo)
John Bonamego (Central Michigan)
Mike Bobo (Colorado State)
Jim McElwain (Florida)
Tom Herman (Houston)
David Beaty (Kansas)
Jim Harbaugh (Michigan)
Mike Riley (Nebraska)
Gary Andersen (Oregon State)
Pat Narduzzi (Pitt)
Chad Morris (SMU)
Neal Brown (Troy)
Philip Montgomery (Tulsa)
Tony Sanchez (UNLV)
Paul Chryst (Wisconsin)

2016:
Mike Neu (Ball State)
Jim Grobe (Baylor interim)
Mike Jinks (Bowling Green)
Kalani Sitake (BYU)
Scottie Montgomery (East Carolina)
Kirby Smart (Georgia)
Tyson Summers (Georgia Southern)
Nick Rolovich (Hawaii)
Lovie Smith (Illinois)
Matt Campbell (Iowa State)
Matt Viator (Louisiana-Monroe)
D.J. Durkin (Maryland)
Mike Norvell (Memphis)
Mark Richt (Miami L)
Tracy Claeys (Minnesota)
Barry Odom (Missouri)
Seth Littrell (North Texas)
Chris Ash (Rutgers)
Will Muschamp (South Carolina)
Jay Hopson (Southern Miss)
Dino Babers (Syracuse)
Everett Withers (Texas State)
Jason Candle (Toledo)
Willie Fritz (Tulane)
Scott Frost (UCF)
Clay Helton (USC)
Frank Wilson (UTSA)
Bronco Mendenhall (Virginia)
Justin Fuente (Virginia Tech)

 

[NCOGator]

I think it is put up or shut time for the ones in these two year groups. Not saying that all of them haven't already put up, but there are some that are on the hot seat.

2013:
Scott Satterfield (Appalachian State)
Bret Bielema (Arkansas)
Gus Malzahn (Auburn)
Steve Addazio (Boston College)
Sonny Dykes (Cal)
Tommy Tuberville (Cincinnati)
Mike MacIntyre (Colorado)
Ron Turner (Florida International)
Trent Miles (Georgia State)
Paul Petrino (Idaho)
Paul Haynes (Kent State)
Mark Stoops (Kentucky)
Skip Holtz (Louisiana Tech)
Brian Polian (Nevada)
Dave Doeren (NC State)
Doug Martin (New Mexico State)
Rod Carey (Northern Illinois)
Mark Helfrich (Oregon)
Darrell Hazell (Purdue)
Ron Caragher (San Jose State)
Willie Taggart (South Florida)
Matt Rhule (Temple)
Butch Jones (Tennessee)
Kliff Kingsbury (Texas Tech)
Matt Wells (Utah State)
Sean Kugler (UTEP)
P.J. Fleck (Western Michigan)

2014:
Blake Anderson (Arkansas State)
Jeff Monken (Army)
Bryan Harsin (Boise State)
Chris Creighton (Eastern Michigan)
Charlie Partridge (Florida Atlantic)
Bobby Petrino (Louisville)
Chuck Martin (Miami OH)
James Franklin (Penn State)
Charlie Strong (Texas)
Bill Clark (UAB)
Bob Diaco (UConn)
Mark Whipple (UMass) (Also 1998-2003)
Derek Mason (Vanderbilt)
Dave Clawson (Wake Forest)
Chris Petersen (Washington)
Jeff Brohm (Western Kentucky)
Craig Bohl (Wyoming)