re: Another Saban destroyer of worlds thread

The key words here are 'SEC' and '2007'. While I have no doubt many changes in the SEC can be fairly attributed to Saban's influence, the only way this statistic is useful is to go back 10 years to 2007 and look at coaching changes in all conferences, adjusting for the changing number of variables (i.e. different number of schools and use of a single school, Bama, as a benchmark) by finding the average number of coaches and throwing out the number from the university with the fewest changes (if Paterno had survived at PSU, for instance, you would have tossed PSU from the B10 metrics because they only had one coach, same as Bama.)