With all due respect....college football- especially in the south- has long and proud roots of using slutty and some not so slutty, pretty (sorority or not) girls to help with recruiting.
Yeah, I mean you always do best foot forward, but it's not always consciously organized as a prostitution ring. Any college wants to have attractive girls making the guys feel like that's what they'll be surrounded by, and when you get attractive women with world class athletes, certain things do certainly transpire, but tricking is never expressly in the job description unless it was Tenn under Kiffin.
I want a Coach here who can win Conference Championships and play in major bowl games. I want a Coach who can take us to the next level, not bail on us when times get tough.
Big difference.. he finished the season out With Skins. He quit on us during the season.
BS. He didn't even tell the 'Skins players he was leaving.
even if you had to chew on 7-8 straight from taters After said coach quits on his team again?
Did you stop to think that perhaps Ray Tanner's subsequent hiring debacle attributed to what lead to the 7-8 straight wins by the Taters?
And he is still way, way behind Pitino in “using the girls to recruit” method.
I'm sure he didn't, he wouldn't gonna call every player on the team to tell them he's out.
That is not on Spurrier. That belongs to the guy who hired Muschamp.
Frankly, its on both Sourrier and Muschamp.....and by extension the man who hired Muschamp.
It on both, Spurrier left talent that couldn't beat citadel.
The interim coach did not know how to prepare the team to play the old triple option.
It is not Spurrier's fault that Tanner hired a coach that Florida had just kicked to the curb.
Some. And the same is true with this years team and next years with respect to Muschamp.
Muschamp inherited a better program than Holtz, Spurrier, and Beamer inherited.
Debateable. IMO Spurrier did due to Holtz not completely imploding....Holtz's last team turned over a very good OL to Spurrier and a lot of talented young skill players. May want to go back and look at that roster.
A few got kicked off....but not as many as you think. Go back a look at the roster of that team as I said.
Some got kicked off, some quit, Spurrier weeded out a few, Some should of went to jail.
LOL....look at Holtz last roster compared to Spurrier's first. I believe the total number to leave (not graduate) was around 5 and few starters or backups.
Iike I said previously, I would love to have another coach that can win like Spurrier did, and he could leave anyway he wants to.
Well the hell are you trying to take the conversation now?
I was more disappointed in a offense, that stalled on 3rd downs that led to FGs.
