Butthurt SCjr fan upset over Peyton Lewis picking the Vols

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DonDiego said:
What an utter idiot. I live in SC and if this middle school educated moron thinks Columbia is even in the same ballpark as Knoxville, then I'd say there's not much hope for him. And if he thinks that dump of a stadium can even be mentioned in the same sentence as Neyland Stadium, there's almost no hope for him, and if he thinks that silliness they call tradition--waving white hankies, playing 2001 Space Odyssey, playing Sandstorm can compete with 50 to 100+ years of the finest traditions in college football, then he is surely lost. If he wants a rival, he should look more to, say, Kentucky, Vandy, or Missouri. Nobody in their right mind would choose SC over a top tier SEC school unless they're from SC.
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Clemson beats out South Carolina for in state talent and the only way that South Carolina will get recruits is if the prospect is the son or daughter of a South Carolina legacy/legacies.
 
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What they've seen the past two years is what Heupel can do piecing a roster together from spare parts. The interesting thing is that UT has actually had twice as many guys drafted in Heupel's first two years as USCe. He's improved the program while resurrecting some careers.

Since Spurrier left their record is 54-59. Over the same period UT is 63-49. The difference is that's pretty normal and sort of acceptable for them. For UT, that represents the tail end of one of the worst slumps in program history which has been unacceptable to almost all Vol fans.
 
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Drove around columbia couple weeks ago and saw that "beautiful" stadium out in the sticks...Still say it looks like a rack of lamb on a platter ...
 
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DonDiego said:
What an utter idiot. I live in SC and if this middle school educated moron thinks Columbia is even in the same ballpark as Knoxville, then I'd say there's not much hope for him. And if he thinks that dump of a stadium can even be mentioned in the same sentence as Neyland Stadium, there's almost no hope for him, and if he thinks that silliness they call tradition--waving white hankies, playing 2001 Space Odyssey, playing Sandstorm can compete with 50 to 100+ years of the finest traditions in college football, then he is surely lost. If he wants a rival, he should look more to, say, Kentucky, Vandy, or Missouri. Nobody in their right mind would choose SC over a top tier SEC school unless they're from SC.
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I had an office in Columbia years ago. It's the second hottest place I have been. It's depressing.
 
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ZippyMorocco said:
I had an office in Columbia years ago. It's the second hottest place I have been. It's depressing.
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Hot and even hotter because of the sand. Pine trees somehow make it feel even stickier.

Every form of vermin- snakes, scorpions, sand fleas, chiggers, ticks of all kinds and sizes, fire ants, poison ivy/oak/sumac, kudzu, soil as hard as a brick and almost sterile... even the grass to the extent they have it is ugly and scraggly.
 
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ZippyMorocco said:
I had an office in Columbia years ago. It's the second hottest place I have been. It's depressing.
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Steve Spurrier came from Florida. When he first got to Columbia he said it was the hottest place he'd ever been. I lived there for six years before I moved to Charleston. It's not a bad city at all really, and most Cock fans are pretty decent and reasonable, but it's nowhere near as nice as Charleston or Knoxville--or Greenville for that matter.
 
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