I think Texas, Georgia and LSU are Alabama's immediate greatest threats to ownership of the SEC, and coaches from those schools have the best chance to hold on to the current team.
At the same time, existing coaches at those schools now see this is the greatest opportunity they have to stomp in some substantial way on Alabama for years to come, and so will their sponsors in those alumni groups.
So it would be a tug to get the HC from any of those schools, yet those are the three coaches that have enough record and clout to fight the ghost of Saban, to keep the dynasty going, to keep the Alabama team together, and maybe even to add a player or two from their school. And they already are in the SEC brotherhood, and know their way around the Southeast conference.
What we should not overlook, however , are the others on his staff. He didn't do all of that by himself - he had great assistant coaches. What do they do now?
We already had the Harbaugh saga to watch. Now this. Isn't football great during BBall season?