Re: I'm more amused by it, whatever he says isn't offensive to..

me. His rants just show how pathetic he is. He has been a successful head coach that is worshiped by the media, yet he pouts like a 3 year old child most of the time. He is a very unpleasant person. I feel sorry for his so called family or friends.

Each time he mention's Clemson, just shows he knows his window has closed at SCU. He is seeing us out recruit him, and starting to recruit on a national level, even though we have lost to SCU the past 4 years. He is jealous that the college football world loves our offense. He is jealous that the only way to get good players at SCU is to go after character issue players. While at Clemson we can recruit talent and good character. He has watched SCU have their 2 best seasons ever, and he has seen empty seats at Billy Brice and fans leaving early over those 2 seasons also. His rants are more about his anger at himself for choosing a place to coach that cannot win conference or national titles.

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I'm not. I've followed his career since my days at CU

Apr 5, 2013, 5:53 AM

during which he won the Heisman and subsequently, since his time at Duke. Most of what he says are his attempts at humor, which some find funny, some droll, still others offensive. I will say this: I think his and Dabo's verbal sparring has been great for the rivalry.

Whether you like him or not, Spurrier will long be regarded as one of the greatest coaches of the game, and he has managed to bring a new level of excitement and hope among the SC family toward their program. In fact his success along with Dabo's IMO has been good for our state and has a large number of top recruits considering both schools. I'm not overtly concerned about his recent success over Clemson, as I don't believe it will be sustainable; however, I do know this: Dabo and Co. will again face come November one of the wiliest, shrewdest masters of the game...and they better master their own game of poker lest there be a God-awful five-peat...something that I feel certain Dabo clearly understands.