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09Gamecock said...
FYI, this guy said the EXACT same things to our (South Carolina) players, and then he bailed as soon as he had someone throw some extra money his way. He's an excellent strength coach, but he's no warrior himself and his words are empty. For his own personal advancement, he has a large stake in the kids staying, so don't think he's just some amazing person who only cares about the good of your program.
Every fan base (South Carolina's very much included) has a funny way of only looking at things from their own perspective. If a player like Redd leaves, he's a quitter. If a player like Redd transfers in, he's hailed as an amazing talent and a true Penn State (or insert the applicable school) character guy. Anyway, don't get too high or too low on these kinds of things.
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09Gamecock said...
You're really going to throw stones at another program's coach? Wow, unbelievable.
Anyway, you don't disprove my point that his words are completely empty. I wouldn't get too excited over his quote, when he's already used it a number of times at his previous stop. And if he hated our "miserable program" and our "cheating coach" (something of which Spurrier has never once faced accusations), then he shouldn't have been leading the call for the WARRIORS and challenging everyone to prove their commitment to the program when he himself wasn't even fully committed.
The good news is he got positive results, but it should would've been nice if he was a more genuine person. I'm sure you guys will be happy with his results if the player's buy into his act, but it's only a convincing facade.
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09Gamecock said...
FYI, this guy said the EXACT same things to our (South Carolina) players, and then he bailed as soon as he had someone throw some extra money his way. He's an excellent strength coach, but he's no warrior himself and his words are empty. For his own personal advancement, he has a large stake in the kids staying, so don't think he's just some amazing person who only cares about the good of your program.
Every fan base (South Carolina's very much included) has a funny way of only looking at things from their own perspective. If a player like Redd leaves, he's a quitter. If a player like Redd transfers in, he's hailed as an amazing talent and a true Penn State (or insert the applicable school) character guy. Anyway, don't get too high or too low on these kinds of things.
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09Gamecock said...
FYI, this guy said the EXACT same things to our (South Carolina) players, and then he bailed as soon as he had someone throw some extra money his way. He's an excellent strength coach, but he's no warrior himself and his words are empty. For his own personal advancement, he has a large stake in the kids staying, so don't think he's just some amazing person who only cares about the good of your program.
Every fan base (South Carolina's very much included) has a funny way of only looking at things from their own perspective. If a player like Redd leaves, he's a quitter. If a player like Redd transfers in, he's hailed as an amazing talent and a true Penn State (or insert the applicable school) character guy. Anyway, don't get too high or too low on these kinds of things.
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