Head coach · Louisville 1962–68
Frank Camp
32–38at Louisville
Among Louisville's full-time coaches: Win rate 8th/13 · Ranked wins 9th/13 · Bowl wins 7th/13 · Weeks ranked 9th/13 · NFL picks a year 11th/13
The Tenure
The Louisville years in one line. SRS shows the team Camp inherited against the one left behind.
| Program | Years | Record | Win % | Conf | Bowls | Wks ranked | Peak | Avg SP+ | SRS in → out | NFL picks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1962–68 | 32–38 | 45.7% | 7–19 | — | — | — | — | — → −20.9 | 4 |
Share of games won. The dashed line is .500. Tap a season for its numbers.
What the Numbers Say
Measured from every Louisville game Camp coached, plus CFBD's ratings, polls, recruiting, and draft data. Red marks a strength, steel a weakness.
32% in games decided by 8 points or fewer.
8–19 in regular-season games from November on; 24–19 before.
0 in the first round, in the drafts after 3 Louisville seasons (1.3 a year).
Situational Record
The Louisville record cut every way the data allows. Ranks are the poll at kickoff; favorites come from the betting line, which starts in 2013.
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Expectations
The next week
Best Wins, Worst Losses
Best wins lead with ranked opponents, then bowls. Worst losses are the upsets: losing as the betting favorite (2013 on), as a ranked team to an unranked one, or to a lower-division opponent.
Every Game
All 70 Louisville games under Camp, one tile each. Longest winning streak: 4; longest losing streak: 7. Tap a tile for the game.
Season by Season
Careers from CFBD's coaching records, which cover FBS seasons from 1962 on; this tenure is counted from 1962. Louisville games come from the game archive, credited to whoever coached them. Recruiting is the team's class rank that year; NFL picks are the draft that followed the season.