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Terry Bowden became Dye's successor on December 17, 1992. Undefeated and untied (11-0) in his first year, he won 73% of all his games. He resigned in the middle of 1998 and was succeeded by defensive coach Bill Oliver who only lasted one more season. Tommy Tuberville, who currently coaches the Tigers has been their coach since 1999.
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