This dude is a clown. Zero class. Stands up there at his press conference and takes jabs at Urban Meyer saying " I left Florida in a better situation than I found it". Comical. Spurrier won at Florida. Meyer won at Florida. McElwain in his first year leads them to a 10-2 record. All 3 of these coaches are proven winners unlike Will. Hey Will, next time you walk in a room and cant find the jackass, its probably you.
Muschamp looks to be hiring Travaris Robinson as defensive coordinator (Auburn DB coach) and Kurt Roper as offensive coordinator (OC at Florida 2014). Shawn Elliott (offensive line) is the only coach returning from the current staff. Florida State's DE's coach Brad Lawing looks to be the defensive line hire, with Former SC defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson as linebacker coach. Auburn LB coach Lance Thompson has interviewed along with offensive assistant Bobby Bently.
I'm not a fan of the Muschamp hire, I think they should've thrown $4-5M at Herman and he would've bit, however, I am a fan of the staff he's putting in place...SC needs legit recruiters first and foremost, and they just got em. Roper hire seems a little suspect, I'll hafta trust Champ that he's no chump in that one...
I've never seen a coach move around the SEC like Lance Thompson. He was at Bama, then went to Tennessee, then back to Bama, then to Auburn and now possibly South Carolina.
One think about Thompson, he is a top-notch recruiter. No way Saban brings him back if he wasn't a positive for the program. Muschamp has stated he would not hire a coach who wasn't a good recruiter. When Spurrier recruited hard the program had three 11-1 seasons. When Spurrier got lazy...well, he's out of coaching now.
One think about Thompson, he is a top-notch recruiter. No way Saban brings him back if he wasn't a positive for the program. Muschamp has stated he would not hire a coach who wasn't a good recruiter. When Spurrier recruited hard the program had three 11-1 seasons. When Spurrier got lazy...well, he's out of coaching now.
This hire makes zero sense. Muschamp is a bafoon. If you're a South Carolina fan are you happy with this? Why are they paying him $3 million? They could have paid him $1.75 million and he would have jumped! It's not like ANY other program wanted him! This will set South Carolina back 5-10 years! Good luck with that clown!
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you are 100% correct about muschump. not only is he a bufoon but he also personifies the meaning of the "peter principle". he is totally inept as an head coach and loves to make excuses, al a urban azzhole myers, and blame his failures on everyone else. the socar program has no where to go but down under his leadership (or lack thereof).
you are 100% correct about muschump. not only is he a bufoon but he also personifies the meaning of the "peter principle". he is totally inept as an head coach and loves to make excuses, al a urban azzhole myers, and blame his failures on everyone else. the socar program has no where to go but down under his leadership (or lack thereof).
Yea I knew he was, and it makes perfect sense. That's fine, I'll gladly take Charloe Strong to run the D at SC if it comes to that...
What is the AD thinking? That he's going to outsmart everybody? The bafoon is a cancer. He never takes the blame. He interferes in the offense. He can't recruit offensive players to save his job. Shows his ass on the sidelines and in interviews. That program is going to be an SEC bottom feeder for the next 5-10 years....long after he's been fired.
I hope the AD is ready to retire....because he won't last long after the natives/fans realize what he brought them.
I can't believe anyone even considered him for a head coaching job. It's unthinkable.
Some times "the wife" can control and talk some sense into the heads of some coaches.....I'm not the least bit familiar with Muschamps personal life (married, single, divorced or otherwise); I wonder if he was the "Bully of the Playground" during his childhood days ? It would be a foot-note of interest to know when
he got his first (real) piece-of-ass. This may seem unimportant but some renowned Psychiatrists suggest this "experience" can dictate how one handles anger management/control years down the road......They suggest, the younger you "probe" with a women "South of the Mason/Dixon Line", the better you are able to cope in the years ahead with anger & frustration.
On the lighter-side, just for the fun-of-it: It would be interesting to know at what age some of the "heavy-weights" here in the Rx crossed the threshold of manhood? I'll be the first to confess; I was a young 19 (that was a very long time ago) and she was an "older woman"......21. To this day, I'm not sure if any lingering "scare-tissue" resulted from the encounter. I think most of you would agree that the sooner you take the "edge-off", life does become somewhat more manageable. Could it effect how one sports-bets......?
he got his first (real) piece-of-ass. This may seem unimportant but some renowned Psychiatrists suggest this "experience" can dictate how one handles anger management/control years down the road......They suggest, the younger you "probe" with a women "South of the Mason/Dixon Line", the better you are able to cope in the years ahead with anger & frustration.
On the lighter-side, just for the fun-of-it: It would be interesting to know at what age some of the "heavy-weights" here in the Rx crossed the threshold of manhood? I'll be the first to confess; I was a young 19 (that was a very long time ago) and she was an "older woman"......21. To this day, I'm not sure if any lingering "scare-tissue" resulted from the encounter. I think most of you would agree that the sooner you take the "edge-off", life does become somewhat more manageable. Could it effect how one sports-bets......?
