Pete Carroll has done a fine job as head coach of the Seattle Seahawks. Since taking over the team in 2010, the Seahawks have gone 50-31 (as of October 11) with two Super Bowl appearances and one win in the big game.
He's transformed the team his way, drafting players like the overlooked Russell Wilson, cobbling together one of the league's great secondaries and getting big, brutish football players to buy into techniques like yoga and mindfulness.
Barring a dynastic run for the ages, his achievements with Seattle won't ever be quite as transcendent—or, depending on your view of the NCAA's sanctions, transgressive—as what he accomplished as head coach of USC from 2000-2009.