does the right thing and retires after this year. If he looked in the mirror he would see a man that is not really fully invested in the future of this program. He realizes the chance to win an SEC championship at this program has passed him by.
He should announce today that he's retiring after the season. That would give Tanner and others the chance to begin searching for the next coach. That would allow the current commits to decide if they want to stay committed or not. It would give the current players a chance to decide whether they stay or transfer. It would give the assistant coaches a chance to look for other positions.
Retiring would be the honorable thing to do. The question is will Spurrier do the honorable thing?
He should announce today that he's retiring after the season. That would give Tanner and others the chance to begin searching for the next coach. That would allow the current commits to decide if they want to stay committed or not. It would give the current players a chance to decide whether they stay or transfer. It would give the assistant coaches a chance to look for other positions.
Retiring would be the honorable thing to do. The question is will Spurrier do the honorable thing?