[CrazedZooChimp]

Nick Saban and Les Miles ain't too shabby either. And some guy named Urban (what the hell kind of name is that?)

In the article you can sort by win career %.  The guys above Shaw are Helfrich (#1, but a very small sample size), Urban, Jimbo Fisher (also a smaller sample size than Shaw), and Stoops.  When you sort by "Current %" Saban and Miles are also above Shaw.  Interestingly, in both cases the top 10 has more Pac-12 coaches than any other conference.  Mora is slightly below Shaw (again smaller sample size), giving the Pac-12 three in the career list, and in the "current %" rank Sark is also top-10 (granted, that's because he's 3-2).  Interesting that all the guys around the same win % as Shaw in conference are more recent hires.

[CrazedZooChimp]

Nick Saban and Les Miles ain't too shabby either. And some guy named Urban (what the hell kind of name is that?)

In the article you can sort by win career %.  The guys above Shaw are Helfrich (#1, but a very small sample size), Urban, Jimbo Fisher (also a smaller sample size than Shaw), and Stoops.  When you sort by "Current %" Saban and Miles are also above Shaw.  Interestingly, in both cases the top 10 has more Pac-12 coaches than any other conference.  Mora is slightly below Shaw (again smaller sample size), giving the Pac-12 three in the career list, and in the "current %" rank Sark is also top-10 (granted, that's because he's 3-2).  Interesting that all the guys around the same win % as Shaw in conference are more recent hires.