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merlin
December 14, 2016 12:22PM
Saban would succeed in the NFL. He is that good of a head coach. That's my only concern with him, that he'll consider jumping ship if things start off rocky.

But yeah, given him coming in here dedicated to getting it done? That is a franchise-changing hire.
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