orangeblooded2
**Temple of Truth**
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high and dry ? this has been there best run ever for them and from what others have said,the USC east fans mad at him
What? Nothing about his wasted T.O.s...? Shocked, l tell you, shocked. /s/
I disagree. We may have been down, but even so, we have managed to out-recruit Spurrier for the better part of the past 5yrs, alone. TN simply has more talent across the board than USC does. We should have beaten them the past 2 times as well.Nobody can take away Spurrier's greatness as a college hfc after elevating 3 programs to heights they'd never seen before. I think what you see there is a guy who knows he came in with a team that should have won but his opponent didn't roll over, kept it close and managed to execute a very difficult play to set up a winning fg. He had the better team on paper by far and when you lose with that kind of advantage it has to be laid at the coaches' feet.
I think he is a heck of a coach and I am extremely happy that the Vols beat him one more time before he retires!!!:clapping:I'm sorry... I like the "ol' Ball Coach" ! He wears it all on his sleeve. He sounds like a man who has seen a whole lotta football and answering questions about any previous game are well behind his thought process. Steve Spurrier is an amazing HFC. I wish he had come to TN way back when... What would P. Manning look like now if he had Spurrier instead of Fulmer ??? Now that said, I hope this loss puts his mind at ease with retirement !!!
A depressed and haggered looking Spurrier after a loss to TN is...
A BEAUTIFUL THING AND JOY FOREVER!!! HAHAHAHAHA!! :rock::rock::rock::rock::rock:
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Spurrier will be missed. 15 years or so down the road he will be in town an for a QB club speech, and he will get a five minute standing ovation when announced in Neyland.