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One of the best personalities ever in college football coaching is retiring after a tough start to a season. Thanks Coach Spurrier for the great interviews and the best at getting under the skin of the SEC prima donna coaches.
I just threw my visor across the room!
It would be interesting to know the story there- I have a feeling he had help retiring.
Don't most of the longtime college coaches these days?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cal&Ken
I think he cares a whole lot more about golf than football these days.
He didn't want to come back for this season. Must be some real crap going on for him to just walk away.
Now we have to listen to ESPN call him the "Head Ball Coach" for the next several weeks. I've never heard a "nickname" adjusted from a mistake by a talking head, but when Rece Davis got confused on that one, he was determined to change the reference for eternity. For those who may not know, Spurrier once referred to himself saying, "I'm just an old ball coach" and it stuck as "The Old Ball Coach" Rece screwed it up one time and ESPN has never referred to him in the correct form since.
Some lspoo yahoos made a comment about "tigah stadium being the place that causes opposing coaches to retire". I asked if he meant like Archer, Hallman, Dinardo, and even McClendon. I forget about Shockass.
Yep - "I'm just an Ole Ball Coach...." why are you asking me?Quote:
Originally Posted by maddawg
You missed a Golden Opportunity to remind them that their Dumbass AD passed on him out of Duke to hire Curley Hallman - he literally begged for the job...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cool Hand Clyde
I was living in Durham/Raleigh when he was coaching at Duke and went to several home games. His teams were fun to watch. I mostly remember many of his players being commended for good deeds in the community while certain NC State players down the road were being arrested for bad deeds. I often think back to that contrast when considering Tech and our friends to the south.
He "jumped" before he was "pushed".
Don't think so -Quote:
Originally Posted by Woof!
He got tired of it and called his own shot, he could of stayed and came back next year if he chose to
He made it very clear that he RESIGNED and did not retire -
The Gamecocks were irrelevant before he got there and will slip back to that now that he is gone
ULL is going to hire him for 1 miLLIOn dollars and then they'll join the SEC instead of the B12.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwayne From Minden
http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/...20130303111526
I apologize. I just couldn't help myself.
Humor me with a hypothetical:
If Tech has another good run this year (winning season, bowl game) and Holtz receives "the call", do you think Spurrier would get a call from Tommy? Would he even entertain the idea?
They sure were irrelevant this year.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwayne From Minden
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by techboy09
Since you asked a hypothetical question, do you think Tommy would offer Spurrier the $4 million a year contract he had at South Carolina.
Spurrier would be a terrible idea here..
But if there is a Steve Spurrier Jr. Now THAT would be someone we'd be highly interested in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dixonfor6
;)
Highly doubt it, but with Holtz's buyout, plus (hopefully) another wonderful commitment to athletics, we might get close to 1/5 of that number.Quote:
Originally Posted by Woof!
Hey, maybe Steve is looking for another program to build. Plus, the bright side would be he could actually retire here (wouldn't that be a nice change?)
Google has all answers. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by DogsWin
http://www.gamecocksonline.com/sport...r_steve00.html
Spurrier might come to Louisiana to coach high school football. :D
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports...artner=ya5nbcs
Actually I think he will end up in high school or DIII -Quote:
Originally Posted by Woof!
It was pretty obvious during his speech, he is not through coaching
I hope he doesn't end up like Curley Hallman and coach a high school team to four straight losing seasons.