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re: Spurrier at it again
Posted on 9/7/20 at 10:27 am to dchog
Posted on 9/7/20 at 10:27 am to dchog
quote:But all of them quit at some point.
The far majority are fired.
100% at some point in their career quit. quote:not really. he went through some pretty tough times and stuck it out. I mean he took the South Carolina job when they had been wandering in the wilderness for almost their entire history. I never understood the move, actually, but he wanted the challenge, I guess. So he did not quit when things got tough. they were tough from the outset at South Carolina. They were tough at the outset at Florida.
He should of at least finished out the 15 season and not abandoned his players like that. It just shows that when the going gets tough, just quit is the solution.
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Posted on 9/7/20 at 10:35 am to DawgsLife
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The far majority are fired.
But all of them quit at some point. 100% at some point in their career quit.
Disagree.
Jim Donnan was fired. Never took another head coaching position to get a chance to quit or be fired.
Same for Ray Goff.
One coach who wasn't fired nor quit... Erk Russell. There will never be another like him on this Earth. Walked into the sunset after a 15-0 season. God bless the man.
Posted on 9/7/20 at 1:29 pm to DawgsLife
If you don't quit then eventually you will be fired. The contracts and buyouts are written in favor of the coaches. No one is quitting and leaving money on the table.
Still he should have finished the season unless he had health problems.
Still he should have finished the season unless he had health problems.
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