You avoided the question I posed, and instead went on a opinionated diatribe of regurgitate talking points seen 1000 times.

I'll ask again, would Miles or Oeaux become the winningest coach in Notre Dame history is either have been given the chance?

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But my gut feeling is that after 4 seasons he'll have zero National Titles, zero playoff appearances, and probably no SEC Championships. Strong 9-3 or 10-2 type teams are likely in LSU's future IMO.

So, can we agree that Saban is a once in a generation type of coach and comparing him to others is a tired exercise?

Did you know win/loss records of the last two coaches at LSU when not actually on the sidelines in Baton Rouge in LSU gear?
When you look at Miles and O and evaluate their records at schools not named LSU, you see something eye popping, in a bad way... then you look at their record at LSU and it seems an outlier... .

But when you take it all in, you realize LSU made Miles and O successful more than the other way around.

Your quote above from your "gut" holds no basis in fundamental facts... LSU have made the last two coaches successful in their careers, they each hit the pinnacle of their professional jourey only while on the sidelines in Baton Rouge... the "gut feeling" that Kelly will be less successful then the last two coaches is simply laughable.