Bobby Bowden. Joe Paterno. Steve Spurrier. Phillip Fulmer. Even the casual college football fan knows those names, and they\'ve earned their fame and fortune through time, experience and victory. But what about those head coaches who don\'t make the headlines, but still do a great job? The NCAA record book is filled with the names of outstanding coaches who never coached a game in the so-called \"big time,\" but there\'s no doubt that men such as Amoz Alonzo Stagg, Ron Schipper, Frosty Westering, Roger Harring and Jim Malosky were big time coaches, even if they aren\'t household names in college football circles. Today\'s coaching ranks are loaded with quality head coaches, and they aren\'t all making $1 million per year and coaching on national television. Some of the nation\'s most successful coaches are coaching at NCAA Division I-AA, II and III, the NAIA and junior colleges. If you
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