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Saban turned over his entire staff since his last title by Hanratty5ND

in 2017.

Every single assistant. Even the S&C coach.

To me, this is the most impressive thing about Saban. To change out his entire staff and win another title a few years later. That guy is unbelievable. Part of the turnover is advancement. Part of it is Saban doesn't keep guys that don't produce. He also burns out assistants with his maniacal work pace and schedule.

How does this relate to ND? I'm not sure. But Kelly has guys still on staff from 2017 that haven't done diddly squat and they are still there.

I'm hoping beyond hope that Kelly might get a clue for once, shed a little ego, and try to copy some of Nick's tricks. Especially on offense.