how sad

[BigPapaVol]

He has always called a spade a spade. He could easily have said something about reversing out the turnovers or simply evening them out and the result being different. He would have been dead right, but he didn't do it.

[Lexvol]

Originally Posted by BigPapaVol

He has always called a spade a spade. He could easily have said something about reversing out the turnovers or simply evening them out and the result being different. He would have been dead right, but he didn't do it.

No doubt...however, his Florida teams benefited greatly from early Tennessee turnovers.

[BigPapaVol]

Originally Posted by Lexvol

No doubt...however, his Florida teams benefited greatly from early Tennessee turnovers.

They did and I think he would acknowledge that. They also benefited from our having Majors then Fulmer. Any way you cut it, dude was the best coach of that generation for me.

[OrangeBrownie]

Classy or not....I will never tire of seeing Spurrier squirm

[Lexvol]

Originally Posted by BigPapaVol

They did and I think he would acknowledge that. They also benefited from our having Majors then Fulmer. Any way you cut it, dude was the best coach of that generation for me.

It is nice to be a part of the program that is finally playing loose in the big games. Spurrier kept Fulmer tight as a drum.

[rockingchairvol]

SS will retire when he wants to retire which may be soon. He likes to play golf and money is not an issue....He had our number for so many years and what was so bad was that he was a Tennessee guy....We did not even recruit him....We are on the move!!!!!

[3L with debt]

Originally Posted by 81Bubbavol

Hate Spurrier if you want, but can you imagine Meyer or Saban telling the press:

"We got our butts beat."

Yes.

[3L with debt]

Originally Posted by BigPapaVol

They did and I think he would acknowledge that. They also benefited from our having Majors then Fulmer. Any way you cut it, dude was the best coach of that generation for me.

No doubt. He made the conference as a whole better.