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Washington: a football coaching history

Power Program I#15 of 138
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Program GOAT
Don James
Peaked at Power Program I
Built by
Don James
The fall
Tyrone Willingham
Right now
Jedd Fisch
the 5th-best of Washington's 12 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)PhelanWelchOdellOwensJamesLambrightSarkisianPetersen19401960198020002020

Every coach

2024–now
Jedd Fischinheritor
Jedd Fisch inherited a Power Program I Washington and won with it.
2022–2023
Kalen DeBoershort tenure
25–3
2021–2021
Bob Gregoryshort tenure
0–3
2020–2021
Jimmy Lakeshort tenure
7–6
2014–2019
Chris Petersenbuilder
Chris Petersen raised Washington from National Program II to Power Program I.
+18.4
55–26
2013–2013
Marques Tuiasosoposhort tenure
1–0
2009–2013
Steve Sarkisiancaretaker
Steve Sarkisian held Washington at National Program II for 5 seasons.
2005–2008
Tyrone Willinghamcaretaker
Tyrone Willingham slid Washington from Power Program III to National Program I in 4 seasons.
−13.8
11–37
2003–2004
Keith Gilbertsonshort tenure
7–16
1999–2002
Rick Neuheiselinheritor
Rick Neuheisel inherited a Power Program I Washington and won with it.
1993–1998
Jim Lambrightinheritor
Jim Lambright inherited a Power Program I Washington and won with it.
1975–1992
Don Jamestransformer
Don James took Washington from National Program II to Power Program I.
+30.6
150–60
1957–1974
Jim Owensbuilder
Jim Owens raised Washington from National Program III to Power Program III.
+15.7
99–82
1956–1956
Darrell Royalshort tenure
5–5
1953–1955
John Cherbergcaretaker
John Cherberg held Washington at National Program II for 3 seasons.
−9.4
10–18
1948–1952
Howard Odellcaretaker
Howard Odell held Washington at National Program II for 5 seasons.
1942–1947
Ralph Welchcaretaker
Ralph Welch held Washington at Power Program III for 5 seasons.
−9.2
23–19
1936–1941
James Phelancaretaker
James Phelan held Washington at Power Program III for 6 seasons.