Michigan Football: Where Jim Harbaugh Ranks All-Time

Entering his ninth season as head coach of the Michigan Wolverines, head coach Jim Harbaugh is placing his name among some of the best to ever do it.

The Michigan Football program has a long history that dates back to 1879, when Michigan played its first intercollegiate football game against Racine College at White Stocking Park in Chicago.

Since that time, the Wolverines have had 20 different head coaches throughout the programs history, including names like Lloyd Carr, Fritz Crisler, Fielding Yost, Bo Schembechler, and now Jim Harbaugh. 

As Harbaugh prepares for his ninth season in Ann Arbor, he's already established himself as one of the top head coaches in Michigan Football history. Here's where he currently ranks among some of the all-time greats:

Overall Wins

1. Bo Schembechler - 194
2. Fielding Yost - 165
3. Lloyd Carr - 122
4. Jim Harbaugh - 74
5. Fritz Crisler - 71

Winning PCT. (minimum of five seasons)

1. Fielding Yost - .833
2. Fritz Crisler - .806
3. Bo Schembechler - .796
4. Gary Moeller - .758
5. Lloyd Carr - .753
6. Jim Harbaugh - .747

10+ Win Seasons

1. Bo Schembechler - 11
2. Lloyd Carr - 6
3. Jim Harbaugh, Fielding Yost - 5
4. Brady Hoke, Gary Moeller, Gustave Ferbert, Fritz Crisler - 1

Win PCT. vs Ohio State (minimum of five games)

1. Fielding Yost - .825 (16-3-1)
2. Fritz Crisler - .750 (7-2-1)
3. Gary Moeller - .700 (3-1-1)
4. Bo Schembechler - .548 (11-9-1)
5. Bennie Oosterbaan - .500 (5-5-1)
6. Lloyd Carr - .462 (6-7)
7. Henry Kipke - .333 (3-6)
8. Bump Elliot - .300 (3-7)
9. Jim Harbaugh - .286 (2-5)

Big Ten Conference Wins

1. Bo Schembechler - 194
2. Lloyd Carr - 81
3. Jim Harbaugh - 51
4. Bennie Oosterbaan - 44
5. Fielding Yost - 45

Big Ten Championships

1. Bo Schembechler - 13
2. Fielding Yost - 10
3. Lloyd Carr - 5
4. Harry Kipke - 4
5. Gary Moeller - 3
6. Bennie Oosterbaan - 3
7. Jim Harbaugh - 2