Josh Pate Drops His Big Ten Coach Rankings and the No. 1 Choice Is Turning Heads

Who is the best head coach in the Big Ten? Josh Pate has revealed his latest rankings and they're already stirring plenty of debate. From championship winners to elite program builders, the list is packed with surprises. Like the video, follow the channel, and share your own rankings. Josh Pate ranks Kyle Whittingham fifth, believing his legendary success at Utah will translate perfectly to Michigan. With 177 career wins, conference championships, and Rose Bowl appearances, Whittingham brings unmatched experience and a proven ability to build championship caliber programs. Matt Campbell takes fourth after transforming Iowa State into a consistent winner. Pate praised his remarkable coaching job, which included 107 career victories and multiple bowl appearances. Now at Penn State, Campbell has the chance to compete for conference and national titles. Dan Lanning lands at number three, thanks to his incredible 48-8 record at Oregon. Pate believes the Ducks are closing in on a national championship, as Lanning continues to dominate recruiting and lead Oregon into regular college football playoff contention. Ryan Day claims the second spot after building Ohio State into the Big Ten's model program. With an outstanding 82-12 record, conference championships, and multiple playoff appearances, Day remains one of college football's most successful and consistent head coaches. Kurt Cignetti tops Pate's rankings after transforming Indiana into a legitimate college football playoff contender. His outstanding 146-37 career record, a PE Coach of the Year honors, and history of winning everywhere convinced Pate he deserves the number one spot. Do you agree with Josh Pate's rankings, or would you put Ryan Day, Dan Lanning, or Kyle Whittingham at number one instead? Drop your rankings in the comments below. Don't forget to like this video, follow the channel for more college football updates, and we'll see you in the next one.