Nick Saban's retirement ends Alabama's dominance; Can any team rule college football next?

Alabama's Nick Saban leaves a hole in his sport as large as any sporting figure since Michael Jordan retired from the Chicago Bulls. With so much changing in college football, it's possible everyone is underestimating how big the Saban void will be.

On this Kings of the North, Doug Lesmerises is joined by guest Dan Wetzel of The College Football Enquirer to dig into Saban's legacy and examine whether anyone can replace him as the King of College Football (sorry Kirby Smart, it won't be easy as some are making it out to be.)
Doug and Dan discuss:

• Is Saban the greatest college football coach of all-time?
• Was Kalen DeBoer the right hire to replace him?
• How hard is Saban to replace?
• What’s the expected drop-off for Alabama?
• Which team could be next up to dominate like Alabama did for the last 15 years?

Then Doug and Bill Landis talk about the latest from SEC Media Days and what DeBoer and Texas coach Steve Sarkisian had to say.

Thanks as always for joining Kings of the North. We'll stop talking about the South for a while -- we can't take it.

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