This could be the beginning of the end...

[Sending an SOS]

And I just might be okay with Spurrier retiring. I'll never forgt what he's done for our program. But I think its time for new blood...

 

[Jayla01]

This is the end. Next three to four years will be bleak!!!!

 

[ReadR00ster]

I feel like the ending began when EJ and Lawing left the program to be honest.

 

[basses]

He quit last year, just never left. Told everyone he was done..

 

[gpcocks]

He quit last year, just never left. Told everyone he was done..

I don't like you (as you personify yourself on here, that is), but you couldn't be more correct.

 

[sickoftryingtothinkofausername]

I feel like the ending began when EJ and Lawing left the program to be honest.

You and me both. they should've pulled out all stops to try to convince Lawing to stay. Losing him was possibly the biggest hit Carolina has ever had in my lifetime.

 

[king ward]

And I just might be okay with Spurrier retiring. I'll never forgt what he's done for our program. But I think its time for new blood...

Last year was the beginning of the end.

 

[Number1pjones]

This is the end. Next three to four years will be bleak!!!!

Yeah. If this isn't THE END, I don't want to stick around for something worse!

 

[Rock Hill Cock]

And I just might be okay with Spurrier retiring. I'll never forgt what he's done for our program. But I think its time for new blood...

No, TAM last year was the beginning.

 

[Gamecawks]

Writing is on the wall. Recruiting has been mediocre the past few years, and there are no DJ's, no Clowneys, no Shaw's or Lattimore's, no Ace Sanders' to fill the shoes. We're a team without an identity, with an old coach and an outdated philosophy on how to run a program.

 

[Laziness]

You are only as good as the talent you put on the field. When our program was poised to step up in the recruiting world after all our success, our coaches were buying into the belief they didn't have to give 100% to recruiting because they could coach up guys with decent talent and keep winning. Truth is it wasn't so much the coaching that led us to do so well, it was the fact we got Lattimore, Alshon, Gilmore, Clowney, etc. Now that those once in a lifetime talents are all gone, we are back to hoping we can make a bowl every year.

 

[gamecocks44]

And I just might be okay with Spurrier retiring. I'll never forgt what he's done for our program. But I think its time for new blood...

this is the end, the next 3-4 years will be the cloud shrouded winter fallout of the end spurrier's lazy recruiting ushered in.

 

[gamecock stock]

You are only as good as the talent you put on the field. When our program was poised to step up in the recruiting world after all our success, our coaches were buying into the belief they didn't have to give 100% to recruiting because they could coach up guys with decent talent and keep winning. Truth is it wasn't so much the coaching that led us to do so well, it was the fact we got Lattimore, Alshon, Gilmore, Clowney, etc. Now that those once in a lifetime talents are all gone, we are back to hoping we can make a bowl every year.

I agree. I love Steve Spurrier. But, he has always been considered a passive recruiter. Unfortunately, he has taken his recruiting to an even lower level these past few years.

 

[FORKCOCK]

 

[Sonboy]

This staff is soft, our team is soft and there is no passion or hunger. The offense we run is a joke.
Sad but we nay not win another game this year.