I don’t give a rip what he did or didn’t do here at this point. Speaking as a father, it was objectively a cool thing to see his reaction of pure joy when his son came in at QB against FSU.
Say whatever you want about Muschamp
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As a Father of two sons, I totally agree with your post. I still think Muschamp was pretty much a disaster here though.
Say what you will, but wouldn’t any father feel the same way?
I was wondering why did they keep alternating Jackson with #26? Let the kid qb a drive.
I enjoyed fsu getting spanked like that.
I enjoyed fsu getting spanked like that.
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Muschamp wouldn’t have come off as so terrible if he hadn’t followed Spurrier. We hired the complete opposite coach. Now we get to watch peer programs like UT, Ole Miss and Mizzou enjoy their Spurrier type coaches. It’s just easier to get behind a coach with personality, who is aggressive by nature, etc.
Don't you know that Muschamp is thinking to himself that he once beat Jim Harbaugh? If it was not for that, Tanner probably would not have given him a big pay raise and contract extension, forcing us to go "cheap" in finding Muschamp's successor. Thanks for nothing, Harbaugh.
Think about it: Gamecock football's only success has been with Head Coaches who were considered strong "X's and O's" coaches (but only fair to middling recruiters).
South Carolina will never be able to ever consistently out-recruit Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Texas, etc. Our ONLY chance for success is to have a Head Coach who "can do more with less". Does that describe Shane Beamer?
Potentially. He needs the right coaches around him. I think getting back to consistent bowl games is the first step. Raise the floor of the program. Get a few big upsets (he has 2-3 already) and momentum will build.