20 College Football Coaches and Their Celeb Lookalikes

They say that everyone has a twin somewhere in the world. But for these college football coaches, they don't have to look too far. Here are 20 coaches who could pass for a more-famous face.

Virginia coach Mike London (top) may actually be singer and "The Voice" judge Cee Lo Green. We'll let you decide.

Florida State University head coach Jimbo Fisher (top) could easily pass for Toby Flenderson from "The Office."

West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen (top) sure reminds us of actor Will Patton, best known for his roles in football film "Remember the Titans," and the sci-fi TV series "Falling Skies."

Tennessee coach Derek Dooley (top) sure looks a lot like Eb Dawson (played by Tom Lester) on "Green Acres."

FIU coach Mario Cristobal (top) could be motivational guru Tony Robbins' younger brother.

Nebraska coach Bo Pelini (top) is a dead ringer for actor Peter Stormare, who's starred in movies including "Fargo" and "The Big Lebowski."

Vanderbilt coach James Franklin (top) looks remarkably like magician David Blaine. Well, except for the hair.

Kentucky coach Joker Phillips (top) seems to be a more compact version of NBA great Reggie Miller.

South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier (top) looks just like the Keebler Elf. Seriously, have you ever seen the two of them in the same room together at the same time? Neither have we.

Kansas coach Charlie Weis (top) could take over the role of Mike in the TV show "Mike & Molly."

Temple coach Steve Addazio (top) could take to the ring as Sgt. Slaughter.

Buffalo coach Jeff Quinn (top) bears a close resemblance to radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh.

Boston College coach Frank Spaziani (top) would look great wearing a Hawaiian shirt and driving a red Ferrari.

The Colorado State coach (top) reminds us of TV reality show dad Jim Bob Duggar on "19 Kids & Counting."

The Washington State Cougars coach (top) looks like singer Vince Gill's brother.

Purdue coach Danny Hope (top) could have stood in for Viggo Mortenson as he portrayed the Master Chief in "G.I. Jane." Oorah!

The Florida Atlantic Owls coach Carl Pelini (top) could easily pass for actor Joe Pantoliano, best known for his roles in "The Sopranos," "The Matrix" and "The Goonies."

Ohio University coach Frank Solich (top) could have been Mr. Belding on "Saved By The Bell." We can almost hear him yelling at Screech.

USC's coach (top) bears a striking resemblance to funnyman Daniel Tosh.

The former Arkansas coach would fit in nicely on "Jersey Shore."