Do you know how many bowl wins South Carolina football had when Steve Spurrier got to Columbia? Three! South Carolina didn't even win its first bowl game until 1995. Spurrier won five bowl games at South Carolina, two more than the program had ever won in its history before he got there. How many coaches have more bowl wins than their school did before they got there. Hell, he won 11 games three straight years there. That's the equivalent of two national championships at Alabama. And how about Florida, the Gators were atrocious before Spurrier got there. Do you know how many SEC titles Florida had before Spurrier got there? Zero. As in, none. Mississippi State had a more illustrious football history than Florida did before Spurrier arrived in Gainesville. (Sorry, Mississippi State, but at least y'all had a 1941 SEC title on your resume.) Spurrier won six SEC titles at Florida. During the 12 years he coached the Gators, he won more SEC titles than he had home losses at the Swamp. I mean, is this real life? And he also won an ACC title at Duke. Duke! In football. Stole from a Clay Travis article, link below http://www.foxsports.com/college-football/outkick-the-coverage/god-bless-steve-spurrier-101215
he doesn't have all the national titles, but he is clearly one of the best offensive coaches, revolutionary even, to don the headset. I don't really care for the guy, but he was one of the best SEC coaches ever. He's on the Mt Rushmore with the General, the Bear and the Midget.
That was the 88 season Duke won in Neyland. That was Tennessee's 0-6 start. Tennessee beat Duke in 89 the year they won the ACC.
What if? What if UT had changed their offense and recruited Spurrier? Then the question becomes What if Spurrier had returned to UT to coach? For sure, I wouldn't have spent the 90s looking for an opportunity to slap that visor off his head.
Not sure about Midget Boy. Anyone else have suggestions for the last opening? And cries of "BUTCH!!" or "DDIAPOS" should and will be ignored.
Actually they half heartedly recruited Spurrier, but the scout decided to recommend UT offer the scholarship to the punter.