Spurrier at practice today!

[nikolas22]

 

[uscbeckham]

 

[67gamecock]

So it goes!

 

[Justarandomthought]

And so forth....

 

[CarolinaCocky83]

Love it. Can't wait to get back to the pinnacle of the Spurrier years.

 

[mavcock]

Lotta manboobs in that pic. But I will always appreciate what Spurrier did for this program. He took us to another level, and Muschamp will do the same. Go Cocks!!!

 

[NooNoo]

Is he feeling guilty?

 

[Cock-a-Doo]

Eh, it is what it is and so on and so forth

 

[NA Gamecock]

But anyway ...

 

[gcocks2010]

 

[The Coup Nazi]

You can take it to the bank. Lmao

 

[Heyward1]

Good Lord.

 

[Shadow86]

He's wearing blue pants. He's scouting for Florida. How could this coaching staff allow that. Jesus man.

 

[robertfootball]

Did his house ever sell? Anyone know? I tried to scrape up the $1.3 mil but came up a bit short.

 

[Cock-a-Doo]

He's wearing blue pants. He's scouting for Florida. How could this coaching staff allow that. Jesus man.

Not sure if serious....???

 

[E-Cut_22]

I still love me some Spurrier

 

[Rod Dangerfield]

Who are the other two tools?

 

[Anna_Nimmitty]

Who are the other two tools?

Was/am wondering the same. Anybody know??

 

[Kitchenlabs]

I think he has some deep down remorse for how he left the program.

 

[sclawman77]

Guy on his left is the guy who was Spurrier's right hand man at all his public appearances at Carolina. Jamie Speronis. Florida grad and Spurrier club member for many years.

 

[flatwoodcock]

Oh hell, he is coming out of retirement and gonna fix what he messed up at USC.

 

[king ward]

I wish him the best of everything. The good that he did in football is better than the good anyone else around here has ever done. And the good that he did will be difficult to attain again. Not impossible, but it's a ways off.

 

[MANAFOLD]

I wish him the best of everything. The good that he did in football is better than the good anyone else around here has ever done. And the good that he did will be difficult to attain again. Not impossible, but it's a ways off.

Might be closer than you think.

 

[king ward]

Might be closer than you think.

It needs to be.

 

[Rod Dangerfield]

I think he has some deep down remorse for how he left the program.

Respectfully disagree.

 

[Rod Dangerfield]

Guy on his left is the guy who was Spurrier's right hand man at all his public appearances at Carolina. Jamie Speronis. Florida grad and Spurrier club member for many years.

Neither of those dudes is this guy:

 

[jimnasium]

I don't like the way he left us but he did put in 10 years and has a building named for he and his Mrs. Just check his pockets for cameras and note pads.

 

[sclawman77]

Neither of those dudes is this guy:

I was basing off this pic. I think you're right.

 

[stackems]

New recruiting coordinator

 

[cocky lady]

Lotta manboobs in that pic. But I will always appreciate what Spurrier did for this program. He took us to another level, and Muschamp will do the same. Go Cocks!!!

Wish I could feel the praise & appreciation you do! I'd have felt the same (enjoyed those 3 amazing years too, btw) had he left us on solid ground as he easily could have! We were right there competing with the best & dominating Clemson on & off the field! He chose to quit working and turn the program over to his son and, apparently, didn't even supervise ANYTHING while still employed! Sorry - to have left us the empty cupboard he did and cause us to have to struggle as when he arrived I just can't feel the love & appreciation some do. Just wish he'd left when we were on the rise & in a position to get someone to come into an established program - he could've done that but chose the lazy/arrogant, back-to-square-one route while our instate rival took advantage and look at what happened. I credit Spurrier for that more than Dabo! Go Muschamp - so happy to have you with your energy & determination! You're our coach now and ALL we need to talk about IMO! Spurrier's history some good - some bad (his choice) - and is where he needs to be - Florida!

 

[FWB4294]

 

[gacock]

Glad he remains close with Champ. Rather have him as a friend and not an enemy.

Go Gamecocks!!!

gacock

 

[Cock-Vader]

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He said he should have retired after this season and man was he right. Once you are clearly this fed up with your players, it's time to move on.

 

[cocknjax]

I would think he might be a distraction. No offense, just my opinion.

 

[king ward]

I would think he might be a distraction. No offense, just my opinion.

I don't know why he would be, anymore than, say, Jon Gruden would be if he blew into town. Probably the players have Spurrier in the rear-view mirror, those who were here when he was.

 

[Gamecock Lifer]

Wish I could feel the praise & appreciation you do! I'd have felt the same (enjoyed those 3 amazing years too, btw) had he left us on solid ground as he easily could have! We were right there competing with the best & dominating Clemson on & off the field! He chose to quit working and turn the program over to his son and, apparently, didn't even supervise ANYTHING while still employed! Sorry - to have left us the empty cupboard he did and cause us to have to struggle as when he arrived I just can't feel the love & appreciation some do. Just wish he'd left when we were on the rise & in a position to get someone to come into an established program - he could've done that but chose the lazy/arrogant, back-to-square-one route while our instate rival took advantage and look at what happened. I credit Spurrier for that more than Dabo! Go Muschamp - so happy to have you with your energy & determination! You're our coach now and ALL we need to talk about IMO! Spurrier's history some good - some bad (his choice) - and is where he needs to be - Florida!

This is a really stupid post- coaches don't leave the program whilenitnisnob top. Hardly ever happens- nobody knows the future and human nature is to assume something going well will continue to go well... He didn't run the program into the ground on purpose at the end- get a grip.

 

[pepsicock]

He is really here for the eclipse and beer

 

[cocky4]

This is a really stupid post- coaches don't leave the program whilenitnisnob top. Hardly ever happens- nobody knows the future and human nature is to assume something going well will continue to go well... He didn't run the program into the ground on purpose at the end- get a grip.

It is also human nature when you know you are leaving a place you stop caring so much.

 

[sclawman77]

He is really here for the eclipse and beer

More specifically-Coors.

 

[FORKCOCK]

Wish I could feel the praise & appreciation you do! I'd have felt the same (enjoyed those 3 amazing years too, btw) had he left us on solid ground as he easily could have! We were right there competing with the best & dominating Clemson on & off the field! He chose to quit working and turn the program over to his son and, apparently, didn't even supervise ANYTHING while still employed! Sorry - to have left us the empty cupboard he did and cause us to have to struggle as when he arrived I just can't feel the love & appreciation some do. Just wish he'd left when we were on the rise & in a position to get someone to come into an established program - he could've done that but chose the lazy/arrogant, back-to-square-one route while our instate rival took advantage and look at what happened. I credit Spurrier for that more than Dabo! Go Muschamp - so happy to have you with your energy & determination! You're our coach now and ALL we need to talk about IMO! Spurrier's history some good - some bad (his choice) - and is where he needs to be - Florida!

Ditto.

Coaches preach to their players to never quit.

Spurrier quit a couple of years before walking out in midseason.

He killed the exact same program that he built and that is an undeniable fact.