By Stephen Vilardo, SuperWest Sports
tHe has been proud of many established and respected coaches in the West, some youth, some with a ton of experience.
Most of these coaches were published in my forecast rating last year (those rows appear in the list in the Basin).
I did not rank any of the head coach for the first time for 2024, which is why you see (NR) with all four people who start your second season as head coach.
This year, I intended to classify all of them, regardless of the head coach’s experience, but all new coaches in the region come to their new job with some of the minimum program running.
After ranking the Big Tan football head coaches for 2025 for 2025, after going with Dan Miller’s ranking for 2025 with 12 football head coaches, our coverage footprint is my rank of men in charge of 26 FBS programs.
When we get close to the 2025 college football season, they are sure to have some debate, but I am sure that one year’s things will look different from now.
1. Kyle Whiteham, Utah (1)
kYL Whittingham recorded seven 10+ wins, two PAC 12 titles, and seven finals within AP Top 25.
Last season was a lesser year for the experienced head coach, in which Utius won 5-7, which marked only the third losing season of his 20-year career (5-7).
He is a long -running coach in the FBS and has won permanently with UTES since 2005.
Find bounceback season in Salt Lake City this fall this fall.
2. And Lenning, Oregon (2)
DiOne Lanning did nothing but win the game. With a 35-6 mark of the carrier, she is at a high speed to meet Ryan Day records in a few years.
Young Origon Coach is proving to be an elite recruitment, and this season’s data show how good the ducks on this front have been with many stars to change it with it.
Lanning never removes the marking with the game on the line, and you have to think that his players love him, whether he always pays or not.
The duck took the crown of a regular season conference in Big Tan a year. We will see how the Ankur looks like and how bright the new stars can be.
3. Lincoln Rally, USC (7)
lThe Unicloon Rally is a master recruiting.
And when you are bringing the elite capabilities every season, you can’t tolerate too much 7-6 seasons, especially in a place like the USC.
In the last two season, Trojan has a total of 13-11 and 9-9 in the conference play. These numbers need to be improved.
However, as a head coach in Oklahoma and USC, it is difficult to exempt the body operating 81-24 in his eight season.
4. Kalani Setik, BYU (16)
kAlan Sithik has made Koagrus back in a power.
He has won 10+ games in three of the last five seasons and has attracted BYU to the bowl game in seven of its nine season in the helm in Provo.
In these bowl games, he has gone ahead of 5-2.
After the top 15 ends in the last season, its coaching capacity will be presented to test this season, as Cogus will need to break into a new QB for the 2025 campaign.
5. Kenny Dalingham, Arizona State (13)
kAnnie Dilingham surrounded the devils of the sun without any time, and took only two seasons to go from a program in Shamblas to win the big twelfth and make the play office.
Asu Texas was alone in the play office against opponents last season.
The Dillingham is on the way to the elite status, but as a head coach at only 14-12 as a whole, it needs to keep this level of success a bit to climb the list-and I think he will do so.
But by then, he slots at number 5.
6. Spencer Danielson, Boys State (10)
MArc Danielson accelerated things for Bruncos in 2023 and guided them to end up to 3-1 in the season. Last year, he led the Boys State to the College Football Play Office.
Broncos knocked on the SMU before bowing in front of a Pan State in the Festa Bowl. It is easy to say that he is winning in Boys, but as a head coach, it is difficult to discuss with a 15-3 mark in your first 18 games.
Danielson has proven that he can benefit the most of his players and looks like he likes to be appropriate.
7. Ken Numatolo, San Jose State (12)
kAnne Nematalo was terrific with the Navy, and San Jose was successful in his first season with Jose State.
A good coach will adjust with his personnel, and he is definitely worth it. The aggressive weapons are more skilled with Spartan than the Navy, and the crime is much more open.
This rating may be higher than some people, but that the person can coach, and the team should be really good in 2025. In this season, they have tools tools to take the next step, and the schedule is well established.
With the pneumatololo on helmet, there is no reason to think that there will be no much success in the two years.
8.
tRai Kalhon is scheduled to start its 19th season as head coach of the Air Force Academy.
A pattern of consistency, it has attracted Falcons to a bowl in 13 of its 18 former campaigns. He has won at least nine games in seven seasons and has won 58 % of his conference.
Kalhan is exactly the same coach that a service academy needs.
He played for Falcons and found a mountain of success in Colorado Springs.
9. Jade Fish, Washington (4)
JayEd Fish was surprised to turn the Arizona program.
It certainly looks very different without it.
The Hussey lost a lot of abilities from the squad of his predecessor, who played for national honors, but still ended in the bowl of sin.
The change in Tikson did not happen overnight and things should continue in Washington.
10. Dan Mullen, Unlv (no)
DiA mullen has a lot of time experience.
It was successful with the Mississippi State, taking Bloodogs to one of his nine season in a bowl.
In Florida, despite the last year’s struggle, he still won two -thirds of his game and took the gathers to six New Year’s six bowls in four years.
The boy also has the Coordinator Championship Pedagers.
It was a huge fare for the rebels. Don’t expect any fall in Vegas after a change in coaching.
11. Bronco Mandan Hall, Utah State (11)
BBefore leaving Virginia, Ronco Mandin Hall in BYU had a lot of success, where despite some success, he burned himself.
After a few years away, he resumed his enthusiasm with New Mexico last season, leading to almost Lobs Lobos to the birth of a bowl.
He jumped inside the conference this season.
The state of Utah should be in good shape in the coaching department for a long time.
12. Mate Brick, Frecheno State (NR)
IN Five Seasons with North Dakota State, Matt Bricks won a pair of national championships.
He only came short in achieving the third honor, which ended his career as FCS Head Coach with a 60-11 mark.
He jumps into the divisions after a year after this season, in which the USC runs line bakers.
Bloodogs have had a lot of success in getting their coaching services, and this may be another home -run choice.
13. Jay Noorwell, Colorado State (19) – Is Nurwell in the position to take the next step? It looks like CSU needs to jump this season.
14 Devon Sanders, Colorado (20) – Sanders proved his intelligence last season. Now, how will he take advantage of the Heceman Trophy winners, his sons, and many other talented players?
15. Trent bad, Oregon State (NR) -Bray posted a 5-7 mark in just one year, but she got a better conference rival Washington State.
16. Justin Will Cox, 15 (18) -Loccus bears were taken to a bowl game last season and was close to some of the big wins. Nail needs to end some of these wins this season.
17. Deshwin Foster, UCLA (NR) – Foster has a QB in this season to run the show. How much better will the bronze look in the year two?
18 French,, Stanford (NR) – Temporary or not, Reich comes with a lot of experience and should offer a good reset for the cardinal program.
19. Jimmy Rogers, Washington state (NR) – Rogers have won 27 out of 30 games as head coach, which is difficult to discuss. We will see what happens in the bridgeman.
20. Sean Lewis, San Diego State (14) – I think many people expected to be out of crime, especially with Eztex in the first year of Lewis. But over time they should come around.
21. Timi Chang, Hawaiian (22) – Chang and Rainbow Warriors finished firmly in 2024, but they need to win more in 2025, or Wuaha will mean goodbye.
22. Jeff Chite, Nevada (17) – One year was a struggle, but the program was in full reset mode.
23. Jason a, New Mexico (NR) – One has succeeded with Adho, can he turn to Lobos?
24 Brent Brennin, Arizona (9) – It took time to divert the SJSU, but when Brennan came, the wild cits was increasing. The last season was a great step behind.
25. Jay Sovil, Wooming (NR) – Swell still has a lot to prove with the cowards. Its opening season was not impressive.
26. Tony Sanchez, New Mexico State (NR) – As the head coach, there is six seasons and no winning weather. This is less than the Scott Frost.