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RE: Muschamp fired at South Carolina
(11-16-2020 05:53 AM)XLance Wrote:  It's tough to win at South Carolina.
Lou Holtz couldn't do it, Spurrier was able to produce three 11 win seasons but couldn't sustain that momentum, winning has never come easily in Columbia.

In fairness, both Holtz and Spurrier were old, on the downsides of their coaching careers, they were not the Holtz of Notre Dame and Spurrier of Florida, and both did do some significant winning at SC, at least compared to Muschamp.

That said, yes, SC does not have a history of winning, and that's probably not by accident. That makes them like all Carolina teams other than Clemson, though.
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11-16-2020 10:36 AM
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