Saban worked with him for a year, if he truly didn't think he could call a good offense he wouldn't hire Sark back. Saban hired Locksley into the role and very few thought he would be a good playcaller/call a historic offense. Worst case, Sark is an average OC who develops the QBs for a year before he leaves again and we go hire a different OC. Judging him or Golding on limited sample sizes when they weren't the primary coordinator for their unit seems very short sighted.

Also in regards to Atlanta specifically, Sark coordinated an elite offense in Atlanta and will be coming back to college where he will have an offense with comparable talents (relative to their competition) going against defenses that don't have the kind of athletes the NFL does.

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Posted by Shaft Williams

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Posted on 1/26/19 at 3:23 pm to Tider95

We have more of a sample size of Golding as a defensive play caller at Bama than Sark as an offensive play caller at Bama. You can't be even compare the sample sizes between the two. Again, I don't feel comfortable about Golding. Who called that stunt with Quinnen on the 1 yard line when Quinnen has been blowing up offensive lines all season long? Golding.

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