Was bringing in Lane Kiffin the "Wishbone" moment of the Saban Era?

Many fans well-versed in the history of Alabama Football know that Alabama had entered a slump by the late-60s and that Bear Bryant's switch to the wishbone offense in 1971 propelled the Crimson Tide to a new level of dominance not seen before in the history of the Southeastern Conference. Over 40 years later, Saban could see the changing landscape of college football offenses and decided to adapt before he got left behind. While he never hit the mediocre levels of 1968-1970, one can argue that he would have been relegated to 9-10 wins a season if he kept the same offense he had been running from 2008-2013. I feel like the hiring of Lane Kiffin changed everything and helped propel us to a level of dominance that far surpasses the dominance we showed in the 70s.