All-time college football coaches

Time to react to things I heard on WKNR while driving from place to place. I heard a number of rankings of the best college football coaches, but most of them were meaningful to people half my age. I have my own list to propose of the top 16, beginning with the 16th an counting down: #16 -- Bobby Dodd, Georgia Tech, 50s/60s
#15 -- Earl Blaik, West Point, best military academy coach
#14 -- Ara Parseghian, Northwestern and N.D.
#13 -- Darrell Royal, Texas, 60s/70s
#12 -- Lou Little, Columbia, 20s
#11 -- Duffy Daugherty, Mich. State, invented the multiple offense
#10 -- Bob Neyland, Tennessee 40s/50s
# 9 -- Woody Hayes, Ohio State, 50s/60s
# 8 -- Bob Devaney, Nebraska, 60s/70s
#7 -- Paul Dietzel, L.S.U., South Carolina, invented the wing-T
#6 -- Joe Paterno, Penn State, still an active coach
#5 -- Bo Schembechler, U. of Michigan, 70s/80s
#4 -- Steve Spurrier, Florida, 80s/90s
#3 -- Bear Bryant, Alabama, 60s-80s
#2 -- Knute Rockne, who won one for the Gipper
#1 -- Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma, 50s/60s, invented the split-T.

Yes, a case could be made for about 70 other guys. And any of these could put together a terrific team. I saw nearly all of thes guys coach, in fact, all except Little and Rockne.