Walter Camp Coach of the Year Award

The Walter Camp Coach of the Year Award is given annually to the collegiate American football head coach adjudged by a group of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) head coaches and sports information directors under the auspices of the Walter Camp Football Foundation as the "Coach of the Year";^[1] the award is named for Walter Camp, a progenitor of the sport. The foundation also honors a Walter Camp Man of the Year for service.

Walter Camp Coach of the Year

Awarded for	Coach of the Year in college football
Location	Yale University
Country	United States
Presented by	Walter Camp Football Foundation
History
First award	1967
Most recent	Curt Cignetti, Indiana
Website	http://www.waltercamp.org/

The award has been presented yearly since 1967 during the Walter Camp Football Foundation's annual awards weekend, held on the campus of Yale University.

Winners

Season	Coach	School
1967	John Pont	Indiana
1968	Woody Hayes	Ohio State
1969	Bo Schembechler	Michigan
1970	Bob Blackman	Dartmouth
1971	Bob Devaney	Nebraska
1972	Joe Paterno	Penn State
1973	Johnny Majors	Pittsburgh
1974	Barry Switzer	Oklahoma
1975	Frank Kush	Arizona State
1976	Frank R. Burns	Rutgers
1977	Lou Holtz[2]	Arkansas
1978	Warren Powers	Missouri
1979	John Mackovic	Wake Forest
1980	Vince Dooley	Georgia
1981	Jackie Sherrill	Pittsburgh
1982	Jerry Stovall	LSU
1983	Mike White	Illinois
1984	Joe Morrison	South Carolina
1985	Fisher DeBerry	Air Force
1986	Jimmy Johnson	Miami (FL)
1987	Dick MacPherson	Syracuse
1988	Don Nehlen	West Virginia
1989	Bill McCartney	Colorado
1990	Bobby Ross	Georgia Tech
1991	Bobby Bowden	Florida State
1992	Gene Stallings	Alabama
1993	Terry Bowden	Auburn
1994	Joe Paterno (2)	Penn State
1995	Gary Barnett	Northwestern
1996	Bruce Snyder	Arizona State
1997	Lloyd Carr	Michigan
1998	Bill Snyder	Kansas State
1999	Frank Beamer	Virginia Tech
2000	Bob Stoops	Oklahoma
2001	Ralph Friedgen	Maryland
2002	Kirk Ferentz	Iowa
2003	Bob Stoops (2)	Oklahoma
2004	Tommy Tuberville	Auburn
2005	Joe Paterno (3)	Penn State
2006	Greg Schiano	Rutgers
2007	Mark Mangino	Kansas
2008	Nick Saban	Alabama
2009	Gary Patterson	TCU
2010	Chip Kelly	Oregon
2011	Les Miles	LSU
2012	Brian Kelly	Notre Dame
2013	David Cutcliffe	Duke
2014	Gary Patterson (2)	TCU
2015	Dabo Swinney	Clemson
2016	Mike MacIntyre	Colorado
2017	Mark Richt	Miami (FL)
2018	Nick Saban (2)	Alabama
2019	Ed Orgeron[3]	LSU
2020	Jamey Chadwell	Coastal Carolina
2021	Luke Fickell	Cincinnati
2022	Sonny Dykes	TCU
2023	Kalen DeBoer	Washington
2024	Curt Cignetti	Indiana