My thought, when Pruitt gets us rolling , why would he go back and stand in the shadow of Saban? He has the opportunity to build his own legacy without standing in anyones shadow. He could well build the next Neyland type Dynasty in Knoxville , he reminds me alot of what i have heard and read about Neyland. His Dynasty would not stand in the shadow of Neyland, Majors, Dickey, Fulmer,( like Saban being distanced from Bryant ) he would have enough distance from them to shine on it's own. it would stand out on it's own merit and would not have to even be bothered with Saban's shadow. He strikes me as the type of coach who could be the Next "old man" whom everyone is chasing. I really think we will have gotten the best apple from the Saban tree.