Gonna be hard to get to Atlanta with the Vandy loss hanging over their head. Good thing Ellis Johnson got himself a job over there with that offensive juggernaut.
For the second week in a row, Spurrier is making Coach34 look like a moron.
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EJ will probably be this year's SC scapegoat. Last year, SC's defense was pretty tough until Brinkley got hurt and then went down hill fast. But it still ranked ahead of the offense. But who lost his job? That's right. Coach Nix.
I didn't say the defense was bad. I said EJ could end up being the next scapegoat. Because you see in the Spurrier household it wasn't the 3 1/2 quarters of no offense that got the Cocks beat. It was the defense's inability to stop Vandy on 3rd down on the last possession.
NC State (terrible) and Vanderbilt (Vanderbilt). Still have LSU, UGA, and Florida to contend with. But you may end up right, because you don't give up a lot of yards when the SC offense constantly gives you the short field with turnovers.
Second in the east right? Did you mean second to last?
Second in the east right? Did you mean second to last?
Think back Heydog. When he was hired at USC, Coach34 PROMISED us that Spurrier would have them in Atlanta within four years. <font style="font-weight: bold;" size="7"><span style="text-decoration: underline; color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">PROMISED.</span></font>HD6 said:
having to hang his hat on South Carolina's defense that wore down in the second half last night.
State's defense gave up sub-300 last week to a team not far removed from Vandy and Coach blasted Harbison b/c the D wore down.
Coach is now having to throw his support behind a team that is operating almost identically to 2007 MSU. The crawfishing/contradictions are just too much fun.
State's defense gave up sub-300 last week to a team not far removed from Vandy and Coach blasted Harbison b/c the D wore down.
Coach is now having to throw his support behind a team that is operating almost identically to 2007 MSU. The crawfishing/contradictions are just too much fun.
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just admitted you were wrong about S.C. and Spurrier.
He has turned an average South Carolina program, into an average program.
They have lost to Vandy two years in a row. Re-read that sentence. You thought Spurrier would turn SC around, not a crazy prediction, but at this point you are clearly wrong. You sound like a MSU fan that doesn't want to admit they actually lost to La Tech.
Just give it up, admit you are wrong, everyone already knows it.
He has turned an average South Carolina program, into an average program.
They have lost to Vandy two years in a row. Re-read that sentence. You thought Spurrier would turn SC around, not a crazy prediction, but at this point you are clearly wrong. You sound like a MSU fan that doesn't want to admit they actually lost to La Tech.
Just give it up, admit you are wrong, everyone already knows it.
A superior team goes on the road to play an inferior opponent in a not so hostile enviroment. The first half is a business as usual approach that leads to a nice halftime score with 30 minutes of football left to play.
A 3rd quarter special teams turnover leads directly to a touchdown for the home team and completly changes the momentum of the game.
The defense falls apart in the 4th quarter and gives up big run after big run....
I almost thought I was watching a replay from our game the other night
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A 3rd quarter special teams turnover leads directly to a touchdown for the home team and completly changes the momentum of the game.
The defense falls apart in the 4th quarter and gives up big run after big run....
I almost thought I was watching a replay from our game the other night
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