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3. Mark Richt
Does he underachieve sometimes? Yes. Is it fair to say he probably should’ve won more SEC titles and at least one national title during his 14-year tenure at Georgia? Probably. But the numbers, ultimately, don’t lie. Richt has averaged just under 10 wins per season in Athens and has the second-highest winning percentage in UGA modern era history, just behind the legendary Vince Dooley.
So if you’re drafting and looking for a coach that gives you stability, a proven track record to be in contention, Richt is the guy to take in the this spot.
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