quote:Steve doesn't want to HC Gone from Shottenheimer to Spurier in 15min..
with how much turmoil there's going to be on the coaching carousel this season why would he commit to an OC job here? Unless of course he no longer wants the stresses of HC duty and wants to phase out as an OC. If so we built the staff for the long haul with Chief and Spurrier.
quote:Had never seen that pic before?? Slocum rocking the Mom jeans and Spurrier looking like he dressed at Good Will. Fun times for them.quote:
Holy sh**t!
quote:He was a precursor for the Air Raid offense and won a national championship at Florida. I know South Carolina hasn't been doing well lately, but when you're 70 years old and have over 25 years of experience, the pressures of being a head coach can be overwhelming. It's likely why he resigned (key word: resigned).
I'm trying to determine why we should be excited about a Spurrier hire. The guy hasn't been an OC for years and his offenses at USCe left a lot to be desired. Am I missing something here?
And for the record, ain't no way in hell he's coming to CS to be the OC. He's a member at freakin' Augusta National. He ain't leaving that to come try to resurrect our offense.
quote:Hey, at least he won't throw behind the line on 3rd and 8quote:He was a precursor for the Air Raid offense and won a national championship at Florida. I know South Carolina hasn't been doing well lately, but when you're 70 years old and have over 25 years of experience, the pressures of being a head coach can be overwhelming. It's likely why he resigned (key word: resigned).
I'm trying to determine why we should be excited about a Spurrier hire. The guy hasn't been an OC for years and his offenses at USCe left a lot to be desired. Am I missing something here?
And for the record, ain't no way in hell he's coming to CS to be the OC. He's a member at freakin' Augusta National. He ain't leaving that to come try to resurrect our offense.
quote:It's definitely harder to recruit 4 and 5 star players in South Carolina than in Alabama or Texas.
Part of Spurrier's problem at USC was a lack of talent. I think his Florida offense would work just fine with the guys we have. Do you think Kyle or Kyler are as talented as Danny Wuerffel? Can Spav move to RB coach? Kick rocks, McKinney.
Hey Chief, whose offense did you hate coaching against the most? "Steve Spurrier when he was at Florida."
Read this if you think we have no chance at Spurrier.
http://www.thestate.com/sports/college/university-of-south-carolina/usc-football/josh-kendall-blog/article41677788.html
quote:Because this thread is about potential OC hires for next season.
...and why is this thread still up? New OC not coming this season and we can guarantee that.
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Scholars who interpret The Wizard of Oz as a political allegory see the Emerald City as a metaphor for Washington, D.C
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Eugene, Oregon is also referred to as the Emerald City
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What saddens me is that the last two days, this thread has gotten more replies than the Horns Tears thread...
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Oh that part doesn't sadden me, what saddens me is that there is a NEED to discuss this as much
quote:I agree 1000% percent if that is even possible. I think he not only needs to not be our OC, but I don't want him to be our QB coach either. I am just saying it sucks that we are having to discuss this as much as we are.quote:
Oh that part doesn't sadden me, what saddens me is that there is a NEED to discuss this as much
10-4 good buddy. Spav just ain't the answer though.
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Its SPURRIER. Follow Aggie Rojo's clues:
1. He's HUGE: Watch the Heisman House commercial with Spurrier looking at a fogged up mirror and the word HUGE is written on it.
2. Follow the Yellow Brick Road: The yellow brick road led to the wizard. Spurrier is the wizard that has won the national championship and ushered in the spread in the SEC. He could be just meaning that only in your dream would you think we could have the Ol' Ball Coach as our OC or he may just be referring to follow Rojo's clues.
3. Aristotle and Plato: Plato was Aristotle's mentor/teacher. Sumlin has stated several times that he considered Spurrier his mentor and wants to be like him.
4. That Old Timey Religion: Spurrier is the son of a minister and the song was originally written in South Carolina.
5. "its difficult to piece the puzzle together when you are looking at the back. But, once the front is revealed, it will be a "Doh" moment for many": Again, the Heisman House commercial with Spurrier, it shows him looking into the fogged mirror that says HUGE from the back, and then you see him from the front and know its the Ol' Ball Coach.
He shot down Mangino and Shottenheimer on page 43. Spurrier also said, "First of all I'm resigning, not retiring, let's get that all straight. I doubt I'll ever be a head coach again, but maybe coach high school or something." This thread was started by Rojo 12 days after Spurrier resigned.
So I believe it is very obvious Rojo is intimating that it is Spurrier. That's HUGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
quote:Duke. Blue Devils. Spurrier's first turnaround job.quote:
Its SPURRIER. Follow Aggie Rojo's clues:
1. He's HUGE: Watch the Heisman House commercial with Spurrier looking at a fogged up mirror and the word HUGE is written on it.
2. Follow the Yellow Brick Road: The yellow brick road led to the wizard. Spurrier is the wizard that has won the national championship and ushered in the spread in the SEC. He could be just meaning that only in your dream would you think we could have the Ol' Ball Coach as our OC or he may just be referring to follow Rojo's clues.
3. Aristotle and Plato: Plato was Aristotle's mentor/teacher. Sumlin has stated several times that he considered Spurrier his mentor and wants to be like him.
4. That Old Timey Religion: Spurrier is the son of a minister and the song was originally written in South Carolina.
5. "its difficult to piece the puzzle together when you are looking at the back. But, once the front is revealed, it will be a "Doh" moment for many": Again, the Heisman House commercial with Spurrier, it shows him looking into the fogged mirror that says HUGE from the back, and then you see him from the front and know its the Ol' Ball Coach.
He shot down Mangino and Shottenheimer on page 43. Spurrier also said, "First of all I'm resigning, not retiring, let's get that all straight. I doubt I'll ever be a head coach again, but maybe coach high school or something." This thread was started by Rojo 12 days after Spurrier resigned.
So I believe it is very obvious Rojo is intimating that it is Spurrier. That's HUGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Another clue from earlier...."the devil is in the details"
quote:Yep, also mentioned it during his resignation PC.
The HBC specifically mentioned "possibly" trying a coordinator position in his appearance on College Game Day when asked about his future. He said that he had talked to other old coaches and they said they enjoyed it.
quote:why would they make an article if he's just "considering it"? Let's see if he accepts the role before we get a new OC.
http://www.thestate.com/sports/college/university-of-south-carolina/usc-football/article45177375.html
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It is pretty obvious that Sumlin has a coaching crush on Spurrier. Every time you see them, Sumlin looks like he wants to get an autograph.
That would be a hell of a hire.
quote:It would be fun!quote:
It is pretty obvious that Sumlin has a coaching crush on Spurrier. Every time you see them, Sumlin looks like he wants to get an autograph.
That would be a hell of a hire.
...and it would fun! Spurrier and Chavis pressers every week? Wow, talk about straight, no Bulls***!!!
