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Not a dynasty. You have to have a support network strong enough and facilities.

He could make them pretty damn good though for their level.

To answer your question first, probably not.

He would probably see success at a smaller school similar to what (hush my mouth) Urban Meyer did at Bowling Green for a few seasons.

To have the sustained level of success like he’s had at Alabama he needed a program with the support, passion, and resources Alabama has. Just a handful of those elite programs exist.

I think there’s a fair medium between top-notch facilities and Akron or Toledo level facilities

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don’t think he’d need top notch facilities.

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There's a reason schools are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on facilities...he'd absolutely need top notch facilities to compete with P5 powerhouses.

I've done it on NCAA 14, so why not?

He could probably do it at any P5 school. Not G5 due to it being impossible for them to make the CFP.

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could Saban turn a team like akron or toledo into a dynasty?

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He’s already coached at Toledo. It was his first head coaching job.

I don't believe...bama was dynasty before nick .

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He could probably do it at any P5 schoo

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No,he couldnt.

Not at WF,BC,Oregon State,Indiana,Syracuse,Minnesota,Kansas,Kansas State,Arizona,Arizona State,Washington State,Vanderbilt,Duke,Kentucky,Pittsburgh,Iowa,Iowa State,Purdue,etc.

He'd have a better shot at going to UCF and perhaps going independent or joining the ACC.

To do what Saban did at Bama you have to have and administration that's "all in",alumni willing to spend millions,recruiting base,name recognition and "total control" of the program.

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Not G5 due to it being impossible for them to make the CFP.

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Has nothing to do with it because the only G5 schools capable of achieving elite status is BYU,UCF and Boise.