SC has had Spurrier Jr now as the WR Coach for 10 years. UGA has a new WR Coach this season, who I don't believe has been a collegiate WR Coach before. Tenn's WR Coach has been the past 2 seasons.

https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/sec-football/wide-receiver-u-sec-last-decade/
The above link shows the number of All SEC, All Americans, and NFL Picks for WR by SEC Schools for the past 10 years. All the numbers for SC were earned by Spurrier Jr as the WR Coach. UGA's current WR Coach didn't contribute to those numbers and the only 2 WR's that count for Tenn's WR Coach were 2 draft picks (neither made an All SEC/All American list.)

Over the past 10 years, with Spurrier Jr as our WR Coach, SC has had a better track record of 1st Team All SEC, All American and NFL Picks for WR's than UGA or Tenn.

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Posted by Glory, Glory

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Posted on 5/21/15 at 5:18 pm to CockInYourEar

I didn’t realize we were using a such small sample size (10 years). Seems convenient, but I’ll concede. UGA has rarely featured a WR. Interestingly enough, 3 of the top 5 career passing leaders played at UGA. Surely that means something?

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also I can't name one other GA wideout other than AJ Green.

I was under the impression we were talking historically, so I was going to name a former SB MVP. However, I’ll cap it at 10 years to be fair to CIYE argument.

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Also Ace Sanders and Bruce Ellington send there regards

If this is your argument, please accept my gratitude for solidifying my original point. Like I said, outside of Alshon, it’s almost impossible to name another big time receiver from SCAR.

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