Does anyone else think Mack Brown is way overrated?

Does anyone else think Mack Brown is way overrated as a coach? I saw some Texas fans arguing that Brown outcoached Saban in the BCSNC and justified their assessment solely by pointing to the "fake punt." That was definitely a dumb play, but I'm not entirely sure that wasn't an audible called at the LOS.

But then I started thinking about Brown's job in general as a HC and, the more I think about it, the less I think he's one of today's best coaches.

Consider:

-He is the head coach at the school with the greatest amount of football revenue and is supported by incredibly rich boosters.
-He coaches the flagship program in perhaps the most talent-rich state in the country (if not THE most talent-rich, it is unquestionably in the top 3)
-There is no other powerhouse program in the state

He has had great teams at Texas, but he SHOULD have great teams: in addition to being able to recruit a top 5 class without even trying, he's stolen many of the best assistant coaches in the country by simply spending the aforementioned Texas money.

Does anyone else agree that 1 national title and 2 appearances in 10 (or however many) years is a little underachieving? Hell, Saban's built 2 programs from nothing into NC contenders in the same time frame and still has 2 years of change spent in the NFL.

I guess I just find it funny that Texas fans are still making excuses for their loss when they have basically a Les Miles clone at the helm of their program. I really think Meyer, Saban, Stoops, Tressel, Butch Davis, etc. would have 3+ national titles with all of the advantages that Brown enjoys at UT.