He must have been really good. Oh well...

https://sports.yahoo.com/alabama-hires-former-baylor-assistant-163227344.html

Alabama hires former Baylor assistant coach Chris Kapilovic as new offensive line coach

Brody Smoot

Mon, Feb 19, 2024, 10:32 AM CST

Alabama had a huge void to fill when offensive line coach Scott Huff left Tuscaloosa to become the offensive line coach for the Seattle Seahawks. Now, that void has been filled.

According to ESPN's Pete Thamel, Alabama is set to hire Baylor offensive line coach Chris Kapilovic to serve as the team's offensive line coach moving forward.
Kapilovic has made multiple stops in the coaching landscape. More notably, he has served as an offensive line coach at North Carolina, Michigan State, and Colorado.
Alabama struggled to protect quarterback Jalen Milroe at times last season. It often resulted in sacks. Altogether, Alabama allowed 49 sacks on the season. Typically, that number is cut in half. Will Kapilovic be able to fix the offensive line issues? It will be interesting to see how he retools and reshapes the offensive line moving forward.

Sadly he probably looked over our lineman on the shelf, talked to several portal possibilities
and decided to head East ASAP

It's hard to blame him for this. Every single coach on Baylor's staff would probably take the same job at Alabama for various reasons (i.e. pay, resources, ceiling, visibility, etc.), and that's just a fact of life.

CaseyBu72 said:

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Sadly he probably looked over our lineman on the shelf, talked to several portal possibilities
and decided to head East ASAP

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No. He was offered a job from Alabama. Didn't matter what kind of team or prospects we had. It's Alabama. Your scenario has him leaving for any other school. That's not what happened.