They are leaving for better jobs, or promotions. To me is just shows he's a coach that has an eye for coaching talent and wants people around him that want to move up in the world. I don't think anyone questioned this when Hayden had coaches leaving for other jobs.
no, but it killed the 2nd half of HF's career at iowa - speaking relatively, of course.
part of osborne's success at nebraska was keeping the same staff over a long period of time, maybe his whole time. are you saying his staff wasn't any good because they didn't leave?
I think there is more to it that leaving for better jobs. Pittsburg? I don't know if I call that a better job even if a title may come with it.