If Aranda becomes HC he may not have a string of OCs.

One of the biggest objections to Aranda is that he'll need good OCs and that these will constantly need to be replaced. I don't think the latter is necessarily true. There's a high likelihood that he will pick up Herman as OC, and if so, there's a chance he just stays put (like Venables at Clemson). He's already been a HC and that didn't work out too well. That means none of the big schools are going to be willing to risk hiring him for quite a while. Furthermore, his failure as a HC will likely make Herman reluctant to do that again unless the circumstances are just right. So if Herman becomes OC, he could last a long time.

Having the continuity of many years without a major change in coaches under an intelligent defensive head coach and a innovative offensive coordinator could result in the next dynasty.

I also feel that Aranda's recruiting is better than he is given credit for. I think any shortfall will be made up for with better talent evaluation and better development of players.

In addition, Aranda already has a good knowledge of many of the players and coaches we have. His return is likely to be the smoothest transition.

I know many will disagree, but Aranda is my guy. Put his brain in charge, and with our players we should dominate. You may now downvote and say "NO!".