Yes, but, you leave out that Shaw took over an elite program built by Harbaugh. Kelly took over a depleted program that was undisciplined. I am not here to say BK is the best coach in CFB but he is a top-10 coach IMO. And, ND is recruiting well and sniffing NCs with him at the helm.
Honestly, I think you hate him for reasons other than football. You comments tend to always berate him as 'purple face', 'gnome', etc.
Shaw was part of the elite program built by Harbaugh. He's been with him since San Diego. In addition, Shaw has close to a decade of NFL coaching experience and he played for Stanford.
He spent 1 year under Ray Rhodes, 4 years under Jon Gruden and 4 years under Brian Billick. He and Harbaugh inherited a 1-11 disaster and in 4 years were 12-1 with an Orange Bowl victory.
They also beat southern cal in the biggest upset in CFB history in year 1.
Rivals recruiting rankings ND vs Stanford ’06-‘15 (Avg ND 10.8 Stanford 32.4)
2006 ND 8 Stanford 54
2007 ND 8 Stanford 51
2008 ND 21 Stanford 20
2009 ND 2 Stanford 50
2010 ND 14 Stanford 26
2011 ND 10 Stanford 22
2012 ND 20 Stanford 5
2013 ND 3 Stanford 64
2014 ND 11 Stanford 14
2015 ND 11 Stanford 18
From TOS:
Stanford was 114-118 in the prior 20 yrs to Shaw.
ND was 154-87 in the prior 20 years to kelly.
In the 5 years before Shaw's arrival Stanford had 30 wins.
In the 5 years before Kelly's arrival ND had 35.
In the 10 years before Shaw's arrival Stanford had 54 wins.
In the 10 years before Kelly's arrival ND had 70.
Shaw is averaging 10.9 wins per season. kelly is averaging 9.16.
Shaw has 54 wins in 5 years. kelly has 55 in 6 years.
Shaw is averaging 4.9 and 5.5 wins above the prior 5 and 10 year pace he inherited.
kelly is averaging 2.16 above the prior 5 and 10 year pace he inherited...
PS kelly has a 9.16 win average. The prior 20 years to his arrival we averaged 7.7 wins. He's averaging 1.4 wins above that....with the benefit of an extra game. So, with a .7 winning percentage times one extra game, kelly is actually .7 wins above the prior 20 years win rate.... Yay, for us....