Most over-rated

I'd like opinions on the top 5 most over-rated (active) college coaches (#1 being most over-rated).
My list:
1. Jim Tressel...Has this guy won a big game in the last five years? Considering the talent he gets, it's embarrassing. It's a big game Saturday with USC so they will get their arse handed to them (again). Buckeye fans still love Tressel I guess. Good for them. I hope he stays there forever. And I've listened to this guy give plenty of interviews. He just doesn't seem like the sharpest knife in the drawer to me.
2. Rich Rodriguez...A winner in the Big Least does not a great coach make. Losing to a crappy Pitt team last year with a chance to get to the title game says it all. Good luck at Michigan. If he lasts 3 years there he'll be lucky.
3. Tommy Bowden...I would put him at #2 but folks are finally beginning to catch on that this guy just isn't very good. Has he ever won a big game? As soon as I saw that he'd signed a new long term contract, I thought, "That's one more team LSU won't have to worry about for at least 5 more years."
4. Charlie Weiss...The only reason he's not higher on the list is because he hasn't been at it long enough. Two more years of his pathetic record at ND and he's toast.
5. Pat Hill...He occasionally pulls an upset, but he also loses games he should win. And if he's so good, why is he still at Fresno State?

As an aside, a couple of comments for those coming up to Seattle next year (I'm a 13-year resident). Lots of good places to eat but my favorite spot is the Metropolitan Grill
(corner of Second and Marion downtown). Expensive but worth it, prepare to spend $50 per person, not counting booze. Great steaks and northwest seafood, tremendous service, super wine list. Casual, kinda raucus atmosphere, come as you are. This is one of my favorite restaurants in the country.
And I'm going to throw one hotel out there for you. If money is no object, I'd stay at the Edgewater. It's downtown right on the waterfront only a few blocks from the ferry dock. In fact, most (if not all) the rooms actually OVERHANG the water on Elliot Bay. You can watch the ferries come and go from your room, very romantic.
I haven't checked the price but I'm guessing the rooms will run $300-400, maybe more. But make your reservations, it will fill up quickly this time of year. The weather is almost always spectacular here July-Sept. Today is typical, 72 degrees and sunny. Also this is one of the most beautiful cities in the country. Be sure to take the ferry across the Sound to Bremerton. About one-hour each way. You can take your car or board on foot.