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the ol ball coach will have the c----o-----c----k-----s playing big time ball as soon as they get the QB situation ironed out.

If Lou Holtz could not get South Carolina to be competitive in the SEC and maintain a reasonable level of success, there is no way on God's green Earth the Ole Ball Coach will. He is a good coach but not an all time great like Holtz.

Come be our offensive coordinator...

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Originally posted 09:04 AM ET  12.16 by BleedsOrangeandBlue

Come be our offensive coordinator...

I am holding out for Jabba

He should go ahead and retire. He doesn't want to put in the effort to make SC successful and he thinks his name will draw in recruits. Well, that has not happened.

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Originally posted 08:57 AM ET  12.16 by INCSOC

If Lou Holtz could not get South Carolina to be competitive in the SEC and maintain a reasonable level of success, there is no way on God's green Earth the Ole Ball Coach will. He is a good coach but not an all time great like Holtz.

The Ole Ball Coach won was it 6 SEC titles at Florida and the national championship? I would consider him an all time great coach. Florida was completely inconsistent before Spurrier. Lou could never achieve the offense Spurrier could.

Butch Davis will have success in the ACC, but the question is whether or not he will stay more than a few years. And, if you were to compare Butch Davis and Spurrier, Spurrier certainly has a more decorated record as a college coach.

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Originally posted 08:36 AM ET  12.16 by EAZEBACK

the ol ball coach will have the c----o-----c----k-----s playing big time ball as soon as they get the QB situation ironed out.

Hard to see how OBC can recruit well enough there to make that happen.

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Originally posted 10:23 AM ET  12.16 by Joekidd1992

He should go ahead and retire. He doesn't want to put in the effort to make SC successful and he thinks his name will draw in recruits. Well, that has not happened.

I love Darth Visor, but he is not a recruiter and it is showing at SC. I will be the first to admit that UF, FSU, UM, Texas, and USC have the easiest recruiting gigs in the country. Most of the talent is within a stones throw away from your school and half the kids have had your school colors on their diapers. It's not a hard sell. Success at these schools makes it that much easier to recruit. Suffice it to say equal effort does not provide equal results

Get used to that!

Sometimes you just get rejected.

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Originally posted 11:12 AM ET  12.16 by GatorBaitor

I love Darth Visor, but he is not a recruiter and it is showing at SC. I will be the first to admit that UF, FSU, UM, Texas, and USC have the easiest recruiting gigs in the country. Most of the talent is within a stones throw away from your school and half the kids have had your school colors on their diapers. It's not a hard sell. Success at these schools makes it that much easier to recruit. Suffice it to say equal effort does not provide equal results

I think Alabama has it fairly easy. A lot of good players come out of Alabama as long as you can lock down recruiting. It looks like Coach Saban is doing that. Throw in a sprinkling of great players from Florida and you're in really good shape.

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Originally posted 12:50 PM ET  12.16 by Joekidd1992

I think Alabama has it fairly easy. A lot of good players come out of Alabama as long as you can lock down recruiting. It looks like Coach Saban is doing that. Throw in a sprinkling of great players from Florida and you're in really good shape.

Yeah, they definately have the crimson diaper group covered. It's hard to get the top players outta there now that the Nicktator is in town.

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Originally posted 08:36 AM ET  12.16 by EAZEBACK

the ol ball coach will have the c----o-----c----k-----s playing big time ball as soon as they get the QB situation ironed out.

Little Stevie will never bring an SEC Title, much less a National Title, to Columbia. Bank it.

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Originally posted 01:54 PM ET  12.16 by GatorBaitor

Yeah, they definately have the crimson diaper group covered. It's hard to get the top players outta there now that the Nicktator is in town.

No one ever talks about Meyer but he has to be working as hard as Saban. Everyone just assumes Meyer is going to have a great year every year. MUST BE NICE to have that!!

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Originally posted 08:57 AM ET  12.16 by INCSOC

If Lou Holtz could not get South Carolina to be competitive in the SEC and maintain a reasonable level of success, there is no way on God's green Earth the Ole Ball Coach will. He is a good coach but not an all time great like Holtz.

I HOPE you're kidding.....

We are fine...Things are proceeding at our leisurely, laid-back pace. When we climb that mountain, we'll be EQUALLY SLOW...about coming down...Don't cry for Evita...!!!!