Is Nick Saban the luckiest coach ever?

Please note that almost every winner is lucky to some degree, and that his luck doesn't disqualify Saban from being considered an all time great NCAAF coach. However, let's take a look at some of his MNCs:

2003 LSU: We played an absolute clunker and lost at home to an eventually 8-5 UFaG team coached by Ron Zook (whose staff schooled Saban, Muschamp and Fisher). Most years, this would be the end of a team's MNC hopes, but at the end of the year LSU got a shot in the BCS against an Oklahoma team that had been annihilated by a (good) K-State team in the Big 12 title game. I think LSU would have beaten the Trojans in NOLA, but Oklahoma was the lesser opponent. Also, without the BCS contract obligations, the Coaches' poll might have sided with USC (which would have been bs, but I digress).

2009 Alabama: Saban's only undefeated team. They beat 7-6 Tennessee at home due to a blocked FG. During the BCS title game, Colt McCoy (statistically one of the best passers in NCAAF history) went down and Texas backup Garrett Gilbert (Maybe UT fans can correct me, but he turned out to be a bust) led to Texas back to within 24-21 of the Tide before losing.

2011 Alabama: Ssban and the Tide played an arse schedule (what else is new?) and got their only quality win at home (Arkansas). After losing at home to LSU, Alabama essentially got a bye week for the SEC title game (which LSU won against UGA). Then the Tide got a ridiculous mulligan against LSU in the BCS title game which they cashed in on. LSU finished the season as conference champions with a better record than Bama against a much better schedule and 1/2 of the head to head wins (LSU's was at home, Bama's was at a neutral site), but the retardo system considers Bama champions. This result helps lead to the Playoff

2012 Alabama: Bama loses at home to TAMU, this time they actually win the SEC title game and get picked to play undefeated ND in the BCS title game. Alabama got the nod over 11-1 Oregon and K-State, which is understandable since those two didn't have conference title games. However, Ohio State had also finished their season undefeated at 12-0 but was ineligible for postseason play due to violating some arcane NCAA regulation. IF OSU was eligible, they would have played ND in the BCS championship game.

2015 Alabama: The Tide lost at home to Ole Miss (not a typo). That Ole Miss team would later give up a 4th and 25 conversion to Bert and Arkansas, which kept them out of the SEC CG. Would the CFP have given Bama another mulligan if Ole Miss had won the SEC West and gone to the NC game? Probably so, but we can't say for sure.

2017 Alabama: Auburn defeated Alabama in the Iron Bowl to win the SEC West, but would go on to lose to UGA in Atlanta. This allows Saban to lobby his way into the CFP based on the quality loss argument. Alabama's only goood wins at the time of playoff selection were vs #17 LSU and @ #24 Mississippi State. OSU who finished behind Bama in the CFP selection had beaten #16 Michigan State, #6 Wisconsin and #9 Penn State. In the CFP championship, Alabama got to play the SEC champion UGA (playing in conference championship games is for losers!) and won in OT.