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YOUR BALANCE
Is the rest of this state absolutely blind?
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Is the rest of this state absolutely blind?


Aug 5, 2007, 5:24 PM

Spurrier "suspends" Garcia by allowing him to practice one-on-one with a coach on the sidelines.

Spurrier goes behind Hyman's back and tries to release Richardson from his suspension, publically.

Spurrier "suspends" Mitchell from fall practice by letting him do everything the players do, just without a helmet.

Spurrier over-signs players only to just dump them when he feels like it via a few Dear-John letters.

His players get arrested. His players say things like "back like cooked crack." His players (apparently) don't go to class.

He calls "someone" in "the upstate" a liar, when our coaches have said nothing and he blatantly manipulates the truth at every opportunity. He calls a Harvard professor "kid."

This man has zero values, and he's out for nothing but a personal ego trip. He cares nothing for the game, and nothing for his players. He just wants to go out there and entertain himself by acting like an ###.

He's arrogant. He covers up for his players (I'll repost my story from a few weeks ago if you don't believe that one). He lies to his recruits and the media, yet accuses others of lying.

Simply put, Spurrier is a son of a #####. I hope he rots in hell.

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"Raise your hand if you're envisioning Charlie Brown trying to kick that football and Lucy yanking it away right at the last minute.

That's South Carolina football in a nutshell."

- December 24, 2007 ESPN article: "Gamecocks face more difficult SEC schedule in 2008"


POTD***


Aug 5, 2007, 5:27 PM



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Re: POTD***


Aug 5, 2007, 6:23 PM

SURE IS!! great post!!

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why are you so mad about it?


Aug 5, 2007, 5:32 PM

he's not your coach.

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Better question... why aren't you?***


Aug 5, 2007, 5:36 PM



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Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!***


Aug 5, 2007, 5:33 PM



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I think he's funny. I'm just glad he's NOT our coach.***


Aug 5, 2007, 5:35 PM



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There's no such thing as a stupid question, just stupid people who ask questions.


Trouble is he wins football games--lots of them, and


Aug 5, 2007, 5:40 PM

that is all that really matters. USC, like most schools, will tolerate all sorts of malfeasance if the bottom line is satisfactory because that's where the money is. He won at Duke, he won at Florida, and he will win at USC--ethically or not, the W's do add up, and the "program" supposedly improves, and the rabid fan could not care less.

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Hasn't won a lot at SCar yet. Didn't in DC either.


Aug 5, 2007, 5:43 PM

He's a ######. He is a good coach, but will not win an SEC championship nor do better than .500 against Clemson.

Still likely to go down as greatest ever of their pathetic program however.

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There's no such thing as a stupid question, just stupid people who ask questions.


I was hoping his ego would be put into check after the


Aug 5, 2007, 5:41 PM

Redskins debacle, but old habits die hard, I guess. I get a little irritated about it, but all his transgressions will come back to haunt him. Just sit back, relax and let the Chicken curse take over.

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Re: Is the rest of this state absolutely blind?


Aug 5, 2007, 5:49 PM

if the ol ball coach was in tiger town, with the talent that the tigers have (which is far better than the coots) we would have a ACC title last year, and maybe more this year

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Regardless...........


Aug 5, 2007, 5:52 PM

he is an arrogant, selfish, coward prick.

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And if chickens had wings......


Aug 5, 2007, 5:57 PM [ in reply to Re: Is the rest of this state absolutely blind? ]

Oh wait.

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Clemson has too much class for him***


Aug 5, 2007, 5:58 PM [ in reply to Re: Is the rest of this state absolutely blind? ]



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So?


Aug 5, 2007, 5:59 PM [ in reply to Re: Is the rest of this state absolutely blind? ]

Sorry. I'm not some bandwagon guy at work who needs something to talk about around the water cooler.

I'm actually a fan of Clemson, and that means the school. Not just the football team.

I'd rather win 7-9 wins, have an outstanding graduation ratio, little to no off-the-field incidents, very few arrests, players who say "sir" and "ma'am," and a coach who actually pays attention to all the players on the team (meaning he challenges the non-NFL talent guys to have outstanding character) than anything even halfway resembling Spurrier.

When you are responsible for a multi-million dollar industry and over 100 kids, I would hope you would display something even remotely resembling values and responsiblity.

Spurrier, unfortunately, is out for his own person gain, and doesn't gave a crap about anything but himself. I feel sorry for all those kids on his team who won't make it to the NFL. They're on a pathway that's soon to be very long and very difficult.

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"Raise your hand if you're envisioning Charlie Brown trying to kick that football and Lucy yanking it away right at the last minute.

That's South Carolina football in a nutshell."

- December 24, 2007 ESPN article: "Gamecocks face more difficult SEC schedule in 2008"


Might want to switch over to an ivy league school


Aug 5, 2007, 6:02 PM

with those standards.

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"Smelley, Garcia, and Beecher are going to lead you to 4-8." - york_tiger


Why?


Aug 5, 2007, 6:05 PM

With the players at Clemson, we have all those things and we still manage to maintain y'all as our personal punching bag, as well as stay bowl eligible every single season.

What do y'all have?

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"Raise your hand if you're envisioning Charlie Brown trying to kick that football and Lucy yanking it away right at the last minute.

That's South Carolina football in a nutshell."

- December 24, 2007 ESPN article: "Gamecocks face more difficult SEC schedule in 2008"


I didn't think it was about wins and losses??


Aug 5, 2007, 6:08 PM

It burning you up inside of what is being built in columbia.

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"Smelley, Garcia, and Beecher are going to lead you to 4-8." - york_tiger


???


Aug 5, 2007, 8:31 PM [ in reply to Might want to switch over to an ivy league school ]

That is the attitude that will keep you our floor mat.

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Yeah, the "sir" and "ma'am" thing is REAL important to me.***


Aug 5, 2007, 9:00 PM [ in reply to So? ]



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I think spurrier said it best himself


Aug 5, 2007, 5:59 PM

people aren't going to like you when you're beating them.

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"Smelley, Garcia, and Beecher are going to lead you to 4-8." - york_tiger


It's called winning with even a small amount of class...


Aug 5, 2007, 6:02 PM

and integrity. Spurrier no longer has either. He wants to win an SEC title at USC as fast as possible no matter what wreckage he leaves in his wake. If you can't at least admit to that, you are blind.

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09, you can have a thousand wins.


Aug 5, 2007, 6:03 PM [ in reply to I think spurrier said it best himself ]

Who gives a crap about wins when you are talking about kid's lives?

I would forfeit 100 years worth of wins to South Carolina if it meant that every single football player that came through Clemson went on to lead successful working and family lives.

The reason Spurrier acts the way he does and the reason the players on your school's team are as stupid and immoral as they are is because of your school's inability to recognize that values are important and because fans like you would sacrifice those kid's personal successes for a couple of W's.

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"Raise your hand if you're envisioning Charlie Brown trying to kick that football and Lucy yanking it away right at the last minute.

That's South Carolina football in a nutshell."

- December 24, 2007 ESPN article: "Gamecocks face more difficult SEC schedule in 2008"


It just amazes me how you act as if these kids


Aug 5, 2007, 6:07 PM

have no control over their situations. They have the right to choose whatever they want to do.

It's not the job of a coach to hold the hand of the players as they cross the street, and make every decision for them.

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"Smelley, Garcia, and Beecher are going to lead you to 4-8." - york_tiger


So...


Aug 5, 2007, 6:09 PM

the two (or more) kids that were qualified per the NCAA but not allowed to enroll at SC chose this result?

I guess these kids were forcing Spurrier to oversign by five in last year's class.

Stupid kids.

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So you're saying USC's standards should be the minimum?


Aug 5, 2007, 6:11 PM

I think it is nice to see that my university is not just accepting anyone.

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"Smelley, Garcia, and Beecher are going to lead you to 4-8." - york_tiger


lol... so long as they are not a "role player"


Aug 5, 2007, 6:12 PM

I noticed that the questionable four star players are enrolled at SC.

It's funny how that worked out.

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Re: It just amazes me how you act as if these kids


Aug 5, 2007, 6:11 PM [ in reply to It just amazes me how you act as if these kids ]

No, it's not his job to hold their hand across the street, but you're being dumb enough to think of things in only extreme cases.

If they are under scholarship for the football team and Spurrier is under contract as maintaining the football team, they are his responsibility.

A 15 year old can do whatever he wants, but does that mean the parents shouldn't be responsible for him?

Please don't procreate with that mentality.

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"Raise your hand if you're envisioning Charlie Brown trying to kick that football and Lucy yanking it away right at the last minute.

That's South Carolina football in a nutshell."

- December 24, 2007 ESPN article: "Gamecocks face more difficult SEC schedule in 2008"


A 15 year old is not an adult


Aug 5, 2007, 6:14 PM

nor is a Coach a parent.


It's absurd to expect a coach to be a parent of 85 scholarship athletes.

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"Smelley, Garcia, and Beecher are going to lead you to 4-8." - york_tiger


Re: A 15 year old is not an adult


Aug 5, 2007, 6:19 PM

It's absurd to think that an 18 year old is a full-grown adult capable of making responsible decisions.

Ok, I'll use a better analogy or two for your mentally challenged brain.

Is a boss at work not responsible for his employees?

Is a teacher at school not responsible for his students?

Is a babysitter not responsible for children?

Is a university not responsible for its teachers?

Is a doctor not responsible for his patients?

Is a zookeeper not responsible for his animals?

D@mn, you're dumb. Responsibility carries more than a legal tie.

But keep it up, boy. It brings a smile to my face when I realize that South Carolina is the filter for those pursuing an education at Clemson.

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"Raise your hand if you're envisioning Charlie Brown trying to kick that football and Lucy yanking it away right at the last minute.

That's South Carolina football in a nutshell."

- December 24, 2007 ESPN article: "Gamecocks face more difficult SEC schedule in 2008"


See you lose all credibility on issues like this


Aug 5, 2007, 6:23 PM

because in your original post you call out spurier for a immoral/classless person. Then you go on to say "I hope he rots in hell". Where is the class in that?

You generally add nothing to the conversation other than acting like we're in middle school again.

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"Smelley, Garcia, and Beecher are going to lead you to 4-8." - york_tiger


Ironic, coming from someone that adds nothing here.


Aug 5, 2007, 6:26 PM

Seek help.

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It's going to get worse I promise***


Aug 5, 2007, 6:04 PM [ in reply to I think spurrier said it best himself ]

nm

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You are correct, but not the way you think.***


Aug 5, 2007, 6:06 PM



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Signed, Augusta Gamecock in 2001***


Aug 5, 2007, 6:06 PM [ in reply to It's going to get worse I promise*** ]



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signed Spurrier's 2nd worst team last November in the Valley


Aug 5, 2007, 6:11 PM

nm

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substitute "Holtz" for "Spurrier" and we're back to 2001.


Aug 5, 2007, 6:13 PM

But, I know that this time it REALLY will be different.

lol.

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my coot neighbor's told me they'll never lose to CU again...


Aug 5, 2007, 6:17 PM [ in reply to It's going to get worse I promise*** ]

Four times in the last 18 years....

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Internet bravado...never better than from SCar fans.***


Aug 5, 2007, 6:26 PM [ in reply to It's going to get worse I promise*** ]



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There's no such thing as a stupid question, just stupid people who ask questions.


No but he did say.....


Aug 5, 2007, 6:17 PM [ in reply to I think spurrier said it best himself ]

"when you get your butt beat, you become more humble"

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Hell you should know!!!!All the beatings you have taken


Aug 5, 2007, 7:03 PM [ in reply to I think spurrier said it best himself ]

for 120 years!!

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Clearly you are the only person in the state not influenced


Aug 5, 2007, 6:10 PM

by a personal bias.

LOL.

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"Our wide receiver coach has accomplished just as much as your legend."

- The man of a million handles.


Toogie, are you seriously fine with the "suspensions"?***


Aug 5, 2007, 6:14 PM



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It depends on which you are talking about.


Aug 5, 2007, 6:19 PM

In any case, I think that anyone that presumes to know how Spurrier feels about his players and vice versa is not going to have an open mind anyway.

Some Gamecock fans probably think that Spurrier is like a father to every player om the team, while many of you think that Spurrier is pure evil. As I have said on here all day the truth is somewhere in the middle.

Larry Kennedy (former Gator under Spurrier) is on the radio in Charlotte very often and his comments about Spurrier are 180 degrees opposite of what 'face' says in his initial post. But you'll never convince 'face' of that. He knows Spurrier like he's his best friend. He is apparently in the locker room for all the inside discussion. Ok... maybe he isnt... but you better believe that he knows Spurrier inside and out.

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- The man of a million handles.


I know my Spurrier. I wipe it every day.***


Aug 5, 2007, 6:22 PM



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Was there an answer in there? I didn't see it.


Aug 5, 2007, 6:29 PM [ in reply to It depends on which you are talking about. ]

Here is the question:

Are you okay with the way that Spurrier has handled the "suspension" of his players?

From reading your posts on Tigernet for however long, I'd suspect the answer is that you are not thrilled. But, I'm interested to know if that is correct.

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The Mitchell suspension along with the others


Aug 5, 2007, 6:36 PM

for missing class in my opinion is fine.

I felt like Garcia should have been let go. Matthews should probably be suspended for the first week or two of pre-season workouts. He likely wasn;t gong to play the first few games anyway so what good does it do to suspend him for that.

I tend to take things an indident/player at a time. I don't assume (whether it's USC. Clemson, UGA, or anywhere else) that every situation is identical, or that any incident is representative of the entire institution.

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"Our wide receiver coach has accomplished just as much as your legend."

- The man of a million handles.


Thanks. That's about on par with what I expected.***


Aug 5, 2007, 6:38 PM



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Wait just a minute. As a Tiger fan ....


Aug 5, 2007, 6:14 PM

I want to know a couple of things.........


1) What did a b*^% ever do to you? I mean you called him an SOB. That's kind of harsh on Bitche$

2) Dont you think H@ll is bad enough? Now you want to throw this crybaby in there too???

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If by Harvard prof. you mean Claflin prof.****


Aug 5, 2007, 6:16 PM



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This is the worst sour grapes post I have ever read,


Aug 5, 2007, 6:37 PM

I love it. Better get use to it beause the ole ball coach is just getting started.

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Signed, Mosby in 2001***


Aug 5, 2007, 6:53 PM



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True... but it still saounds like sour grapes in 07.***


Aug 5, 2007, 6:56 PM



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"Our wide receiver coach has accomplished just as much as your legend."

- The man of a million handles.


It certainly sounds like a broken record to me...***


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