Clemson dethroned the champs, and the buy Maplestory Mesos Tigers were the new kings of college Madden NFL. Naturally, as the offseason is now fully upon us, the question has to be asked: What would a Clemson-Alabama Round 3 be like? And do you want one? Let’s check in. Bama’s had a lot of staff turnover. Clemson has not.Alabama’s coaching staff, particularly on the offensive side of the ball, looks quite different. Former offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian,

who ran the Tide’s offense against Clemson that put up 31 points and 376 yards in the defeat, has since accepted a job with the Atlanta Falcons. The move was made after Nick Saban and Sark began having disagreements in system philosophy, a source said.Bama has reportedly replaced Sark with New England Patriots tight ends coach Brian Daboll, who has coached 17 NFL seasons, 11 of those with the Patriots. He was also on MS 2 equipment Bill Belichick’s staff for each of the franchise’s five Super Bowl victories.

The turnover on Bama’s offensive staff didn’t stop there. In fact, the unit’s staff has been pretty much a revolving door in terms of coaching turnover recently. Longtime Saban assistant and receivers coach Billy Napier took the offensive coordinator position at Arizona State. Offensive tackles coach and top recruiter Mario Cristobal left for a job at Oregon.

Even newly hired graduate assistants are getting jobs elsewhere. Clemson’s staff, on the other hand, has remained well intact on both sides of the ball. Swinney has successfully maintained his coordinators and assistants through the coaching carousel season. The Tigers did lose defensive tackles coach Dan Brooks to retirement and ends coach Marion Hobby to the NFL.