Huh. I kind of thing this is the right result: one organization picking Day, and the other picking Fleck.
Both did a great job. Fleck's might be more of a career award because, yes, Minnesota crumbled at the end against the strong part of its schedule, BUT, this is Minnesota we're talking about, and Fleck has definitely--and dramatically--improved that program. If they remain a threat in the west, Fleck will have completed an impressive turnaround.
And yeah, Day took over the best program and kept it at the top, but--as noted--going 12-0 isn't easy, and Penn State, Wisconsin, and Michigan were all trying hard to knock them off, and none of those three is a patsy.
Who else? Lovie Smith for one big win? Ferentz for Ferentzing? Franklin for being second best? Chryst after the Illinois debacle? Harbaugh? LOL. Tom Allen for getting Indiana to a bowl game? Schiano for returning to Rutgers? Day and Fleck seem obvious to me.