They are both outstanding, but I give the slightest of edges to Nick Saban.

Mark Stoops.

Saban is great. Meyer is better.

The torch may have been passed.

Change my vote.. David Cutcliffe, BOOM.

Urban Meyer

I prefer Saban, But Meyer, Patterson at TCU, and the Peterson guy at Washington are darn good as well. I think what does it for me is when you look at the other coaches Saban has worked with at different levels in his career

It is hard to name just one. How about a top ten:

 

Urban Meyer

Nick Saban

Gary Patterson

Bill Snyder

Bob Stoops

Steve Spurrier

David Cutcliffe

Paul Johnson

Les Miles

Mark Dantonio

 

I like consistency/continuity as well as some longevity in a head coach and his staff. I don't like Jimbo Fisher, so he was omitted. I think I will have Jim Harbaugh on the list in a couple of years. Until then, he is a professional coach, in my eyes.

 

Honorable Mention: Chris Petersen, Jim Mora, Jerry Kill, James Franklin, and David Shaw.

Urban Meyer is a phony on a personal level. Very fake.

I'll take Saban. Urban is great. A lot of the names mentioned already are great, as well. It is tough to pick just one.

Helfrich did not impress me at all in the title game. He made zero adjustments and got his hat handed to him.

The torch may have been passed.

 

I don't think this will be the last time Meyer and Saban meet in the college playoff. Let's not bury a coach who just won 3 titles in what the last 6 years?

It's pretty damn even between both.

Mark Stoops.

 

Never heard of her... Teasing calm down!

Nick Saban. Last time I checked, he's won three national championships in the last six years. During that stretch, the lowest ranking Saban has had with Tide has been #15 and that was in the Citrus Bowl in the 2010 season where they beat #7 Michigan State 49-7.