re: Why can't Saban keep a consistent coaching staff?

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Don't try to backpedal from your absurd take by throwing that kind of logic out there.

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The only thing he has left at this point

LSU fans know Saban better than anyone on this planet. A true battered ex-wife you are.

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Yet so many coaches have worked multiple stints with him.

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Bc he is fair. Some people may not work well being upright all the time, however he will teach you the exact ins and outs of the business and give you a fair shot to succeed.

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volunteer staffers

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It's obvious that he just doesn't know what he is doing. Duh...

Forget Nussmeier and Sark. Ask your old coach why.

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SPLIT WITH SABAN Another factor in his abrupt departure from the NFL was a break in the respect between him and Saban. Saban's gruff manner - "he's never going to be your friend," one former assistant said this spring - and unwillingness to give Muschamp full control of the defense contributed to the rift. One example of the deterioration between the two was Saban reprimanding Muschamp's mother over the phone during the off-season. While Will Muschamp and his wife were on vacation in the Bahamas, his parents, Larry and Sally Muschamp, were babysitting their children in Coral Springs when an angry Saban called the house. He needed a particular document from Muschamp, and ordered Sally to fax it to him. Not finding a fax machine in her son's home, Sally drove to an office supply store to send it. Thirty minutes later, Saban had not received it and called again. He had given her the wrong number, Sally said. "Where's that fax?" Saban barked. "Get it to me now." Larry, by far the more easygoing of Muschamp's parents, was irate. "That son of a bitch," he said. "I'm surprised she didn't say, 'When it gets there, put it where the sun don't shine.' She didn't. But that's Saban.

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LINK

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LSU82BILL

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From article found in the post you linked to:

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Mike Muschamp, Will's oldest brother, added, "If you ask Will for the guys who had the most influence on him, I think Nick would be the first guy he'd talk about."

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Nick keeps coaches for as long as anyone else. He extremely rarely publicly fires or "assigns to an off field role" any of his coaches. Many move on for better opportunities, and some are given the opportunity to find another job before being let go (see Applewhite, Major leaving the job of OC at Bama to take the RB coaching position at Texas)

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SPLIT WITH SABAN Another factor in his abrupt departure from the NFL was a break in the respect between him and Saban. Saban's gruff manner - "he's never going to be your friend," one former assistant said this spring - and unwillingness to give Muschamp full control of the defense contributed to the rift. One example of the deterioration between the two was Saban reprimanding Muschamp's mother over the phone during the off-season. While Will Muschamp and his wife were on vacation in the Bahamas, his parents, Larry and Sally Muschamp, were babysitting their children in Coral Springs when an angry Saban called the house. He needed a particular document from Muschamp, and ordered Sally to fax it to him. Not finding a fax machine in her son's home, Sally drove to an office supply store to send it. Thirty minutes later, Saban had not received it and called again. He had given her the wrong number, Sally said. "Where's that fax?" Saban barked. "Get it to me now." Larry, by far the more easygoing of Muschamp's parents, was irate. "That son of a bitch," he said. "I'm surprised she didn't say, 'When it gets there, put it where the sun don't shine.' She didn't. But that's Saban.

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Muschamp's mama!!...that's what you got??

Kirby smart worked for him for a decade. Coach Mac worked for him for 4 seasons then became a head coach. Kiffin worked for him for 3 seasons. Nuss was told to find other work. Name me one successful college program that has kept a whole choaching staff in tact for more than two or three seasons?