Here's where I think your argument is flawed. 40+ coaching changes to date. I don't care how good of an athlete you are instability does not and has never won games. This program has been unstable since Fulmer hired Clausen as his OC. Instability has never bred success in any form. Wuerffel had stability and the SEC then is not the SEC now. When you constantly change play calling, coverages, strength coach, position coach and certain inmates run the asylum, you will not win. This game is far more mental than physical. Fan-atics have a difficult time understanding how a 6-6 300+ lb individual could be beat because we look at size and "oh he's been in the wt room there's no way he shouldn't be dominate" or "they ran 150 "110's no one can beat us in the 4th qtr" We always forget about what's really going on behind the scenes. We never take in consideration that constant transition, instability and throw in an anti social coach who can't coach and you will change the mindset of a team. That 6-6 player doesn't know how to dig deep and stop a 95 yard drive. He doesn't know how. You can bring up every example under the sun but no school in the SEC has gone through what we have including the schedule. This is a rebuild from the ground up brick by brick, recruit by recruit. This is not Auburn where the talent was already in place by the coach who took a year off. They saw that their "Dooley" was the problem not Malzahn. This is going to take time and no true freshman is going to step in after having only gone through fall camp and come in against the #1 team in the country and throw to a bunch of receivers who are still learning the art of route running and blocking. It's absurd for any fanatic to go there but they do.
