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  School Football over the past 100 seasons.





Active Coaches with the Most Wins 

    
          The 2024 offseason saw many coaching changes that will affect schools for year to come. Terry Curtis retired at UMS-Wright with his 361 victories over 36 seasons. Hugh Fountain also retired at W.S. Neal with 271 wins to his name. Brent Hubbert leaves T.R. Miller after posting 229 career victories.

           We will see a couple of new faces on the sidelines this season from Mississippi who join this list in Ricky Woods at Demopolis and Chris Chambless at Gordo. Both of these head coaches won over 200 games during their careers in our neighboring state to the west.

           That leaves us with the list of coaches with at least 160 wins to their name. Danny Horn with 363 wins leads the way as two other coaches with at least 300 victories follow. Sixty-seven active head football coaches in the state have won at least 100 games over the course of their careers. These numbers include games won in states other than Alabama.

Active Football Coaches with Most Wins
Coach Team Won Lost Tied Pct.
Danny Horn Central Clay County 363 98 0 78.7%
Paul Benefield Fyffe 360 59 0 85.9%
Dale Pruitt Plainview 319 170 0 66.1%
Steve Smith Westbrook Christian 294 90 0 76.6%
Trent Taylor Andalusia 284 153 0 65.0%
Ricky Woods Demopolis 270 71 0 79.2%
         
Mark Freeman Thompson 269 60 0 81.8%
Bobby Carr Carver Montgomery 260 63 0 78.5%
Jamie Mitchell Hillcrest Tuscaloosa 260 90 0 73.8%
Maurice Freeman Daleville 258 129 0 68.0%
Stacy Luker South Choctaw Academy 251 107 0 69.3%
Bob Godsey Madison Academy 240 84 0 74.1%
         
Scott Basden Muscle Shoals 227 79 0 74.4%
Steve Mask Theodore 223 116 0 65.8%
Chris Chambless Gordo 208 54 0 79.1%
Mike Battles Jr. Southern Academy 195 109 0 64.1%
Keith Etheredge Auburn 191 61 0 75.8%
         
Jeff Kelly Saraland 192 71 0 73.0%
Jason Allen Chambers Academy 191 85 1 69.2%
Josh Floyd Hewitt-Trussville 189 67 1 73.6%
Scott Rials Calera 188 118 0 61.4%
Michael Robertson Hokes Bluff 187 136 0 57.9%
Jere Adcock Whitesburg Christian 187 120 0 60.9%
Glynn Lott Macon-East Academy 186 135 0 57.9%
         
Chris Yeager Mountain Brook 186 89 0 67.7%
Jeff Smith Walter Wellborn 182 124 0 59.5%
Pat Prestridge Randolph County 175 93 0 65.3%
Larry Boykin Southern Choctaw 170 96 0 63.9%
Mitchell Tuberville Monroe Academy 170 51 0 76.9%
Josh Wright Tuscaloosa Academy 170 51 0 76.9%
Clint Smith Jacksonville 162 94 0 63.3%


David Parker
  AHSFHS.org
  dparker@ahsfhs.org




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