The Zeitgeist List · coaching

Oklahoma: a football coaching history

Power Program I#8 of 138
See Oklahoma’s full 91-year Zeitgeist History →
← all coaches
Program GOAT
Barry Switzer
2 Dynasty · 15 Blue-Blood seasons
Built by
Bud Wilkinson
The fall
Gary Gibbs
Blue BloodBlue Blood (−14.9)
Right now
Brent Venables
the 7th-best of Oklahoma's 10 coaches so far

Stature & coaches, 1936–2026

The program’s standing over time, with every coach’s tenure beneath it — read down to see who was there for each rise and fall.

program stature (★ = Dynasty-tier season)LusterWilkinsonFairbanksSwitzerGibbsStoopsRileyVenables19401960198020002020

Every coach

2022–now
Brent Venablesinheritor
Brent Venables inherited a Power Program I Oklahoma and won with it.
−9.6
32–20
2017–2021
Lincoln Rileyinheritor
Lincoln Riley inherited a Power Program I Oklahoma and won with it.
1999–2021
Bob Stoopstransformer
Bob Stoops took Oklahoma from Power Program II to Blue Blood.
+26.9
191–48
1996–1998
John Blakeinheritor
John Blake inherited a Blue Blood Oklahoma and won with it.
−13.5
12–22
1995–1995
Howard Schnellenbergershort tenure
5–5
1989–1994
Gary Gibbssustainer
Gary Gibbs kept Oklahoma a national power for 6 seasons.
−14.9
44–23
1973–1988
Barry Switzertransformer
Barry Switzer took Oklahoma from Power Program I to Dynasty — 2 Dynasty seasons.
+16.1
157–29
1967–1972
Chuck Fairbanksinheritor
Chuck Fairbanks inherited a Blue Blood Oklahoma and won with it.
1966–1966
Jim MacKenzieshort tenure
6–4
1964–1965
Gomer Jonesshort tenure
9–11
1947–1963
Bud Wilkinsontransformer
Bud Wilkinson took Oklahoma from Power Program III to Dynasty — 2 Dynasty seasons.
+43.6
145–29
1946–1946
Jim Tatumshort tenure
8–3
1941–1945
Snorter Lustercaretaker
Snorter Luster held Oklahoma at Power Program III for 5 seasons.
1937–1940
Tom Stidhamcaretaker
Tom Stidham moved Oklahoma from National Program II to Power Program III in 4 seasons.
+10.1
27–8
1936–1936
Biff Jonesshort tenure
3–3