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Next Alabama OC??

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Dooley might be a great fit. I'm sure Saban isn't easy to work for.

Maybe Norm Chow wants to come back to college and coach a couple more years.

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I think lots of head coaches can be difficult but with Saban it is hard to argue with his success and his coaching staffs success in moving to bigger positions - just look around the SEC. He has always ben about the process and how each piece needs to do its part for the whole to be successful. A rested Bama D is unbelievable but we saw that they are human and got tired towards the end of the game and without the offense being able to control the clock and give the D rest they could not contain Clemson. Stretching the limits of the process is one thing but you have to understand your core strengths which may have not been followed well by Sark. Someone who thinks like Kyle Shanahan would be nice - run and pass

Saban has been around long enough that he has connections everywhere. In the end, no matter who the OC is, they will run plays that the HC wants run, just like everywhere else.

 

Would Eddie Gran be interested in that job?

Saban has been around long enough that he has connections everywhere. In the end, no matter who the OC is, they will run plays that the HC wants run, just like everywhere else.

 

Would Eddie Gran be interested in that job?

 

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