Who has the better assistant coaches: Bama or LSU?

Alabama:

Nick Saban - Head Coach
Burton Burns - Associate Head Coach/Running Backs
Mike Groh - Wide Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator
Jim McElwain - Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks
Joe Pannunzio - Director of Football Operations
Jeremy Pruitt - Secondary
Chris Rumph - Defensive Line
Kirby Smart - Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers
Jeff Stoutland - Offensive Line
Sal Sunseri - Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers
Bobby Williams - Tight Ends/Special Teams Coordinator
Scott Cochran - Director of Strength and Conditioning
Ed Marynowitz - Director of Player Personnel

LSU:

Les Miles Head Coach
Greg Studrawa Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line
John Chavis Defensive Coordinator
Frank Wilson Running Backs/Recruiting Coordinator
Steve Ensminger Tight Ends
Ron Cooper Defensive Backs
Brick Haley Defensive Line
Billy Gonzales Wide Receivers
Steve Kragthorpe Quarterbacks
Thomas McGaughey Special Teams
Dr. Sam Nader Assistant Athletics Director, Football Operations
Charles Baglio Director of External Football Relations Sharon Lewis Assistant AD/Football Recruiting and Alumni Relations
Sherman Morris Director of Player Personnel Ya'el Lofton Coordinator of Football Operations
Tamara Davis Coordinator of Offensive Operations
Lois Stuckey Administrative Coordinator
Johanna Trees Coordinator of Defensive Operations

LSU but only b/c Applewhite is gone

I'm too lazy to break it down, but it's probably split down the middle...

Found out today that Ron Cooper played at Jacksonville State from a co worker that also played there

LSU and its not close