He is about to play for the ACC Championship and possibly go to the Orange Bowl and he is obsessing over South Carolina!!! I just don't get it.
Did we want Grobe talking smack about the Tarholes right before we played Ga. Tech in the Championship? Or were we hoping he was focused on the championship and the team we were actually playing?
P.S. and it was Todd Ellis the gamecocks radio announcer who actually said the line.
For anyone that is interested, #daboswinneyproblems is trending on Twitter and it's hilarious. Even if you have interest in the South Carolina/Clemson rivalry, it's pretty dang funny.
True in the present; but you can't make such statements without bringing into play the alumni and the entire history. For Spurrier SC began when he arrived...but it just ain't that simple!
He is about to play for the ACC Championship and possibly go to the Orange Bowl and he is obsessing over South Carolina!!! I just don't get it.
Did we want Grobe talking smack about the Tarholes right before we played Ga. Tech in the Championship? Or were we hoping he was focused on the championship and the team we were actually playing?
P.S. and it was Todd Ellis the gamecocks radio announcer who actually said the line.
Spurrier has responded, and in a mere 5 seconds cuts down Dabo's 5 minute diatribe....
and I quote: “Smart people don’t believe everything they read, and they don’t believe hearsay. … I guess Dabo believed it.”
End of discussion.
This whole Dabo thing has me wondering if / when Tommy Bowden will ever coach again.
I agree, but with such a star-crossed history (Morrison's Black Watch then his own Black Watch as he departed the mortal coil)...Lou Holtz having to answer questions about a "Chicken Curse" ... he actually had to tell a roomfull of reporters "I believe in Christ not a chicken" -- Hell, I'd run from that checkered past too...a past in which many fans and alumni of SCAR imagined themeselves "cursed".
So I appreciate Spurrier's "to hell with the past" attitude and his "I'm a man with a plan and the future is now" approach.
Jim Grobe has had to do the same -- he's had an uphill battle against "legacy fandom" and just general non-believers in the potential of Wake Forest. He has had to close his ears to the pre-disposed "here we go again" gang who expects to lose. He needs all the help he can get in that last regard.
Spurrier has definitely changed the culture in Columbia. It took some time, but he really has them trending up. Clemson is no longer their main concern, and it shows on the field.
Did you listen to the interview before posting? He was responding to a direct question, and he answered it. He wasnt just going off on a tangent out of nowhere. The first part of the interview dealt with how the team looked going into the championship game and practice/injury reports.
You won't have to worry about him for long. Once he gets the school record for wins (I think he's 10 away), he's leaving.