Fire Nuss now - Spurrier would seriously consider OC job

[CGgater]

... and make room. If SOS is interested in being an OC for even 1 year, Mac needs to have that conversation NOW!

https://www.seccountry.com/florida/...-seriously-consider-offensive-coordinator-gig

 

[stephenPE]

no doubt right before a huge game.................you need to be the AD

 

[dubster1]

 

[CGgater]

no doubt right before a huge game.................you need to be the AD

Not sure if serious.

 

[TN G8tr]

This thread is going to leave a mark.

 

[NavetG8r]

"If someone offered Steve Spurrier an offensive coordinator position outside the SEC he would seriously consider taking it"

 

[stephenPE]

SOS aint coaching (officially ) anymore
SOB is too smart............he is making commercials and having fun

 

[InstiGATOR1]

Spurrier is not working for another coach at UF.

 

[Captain Sasquatch]

Talk about a misleading thread title. This is the worst clickbait since that day the "credit card fraud" broke.

 

[BruceWayne]

This is a great idea. It can't happen right now. But if Nuss is still having trouble with play calling this could be the way McElwain saves his job. Make Spur the OC/HC. Why not? This is not a crazy idea. No matter what you guys say this could be the solution to the problems on offense that easily. Nuss doesn't need to be calling plays.

 

[gatormandan]

OUTSIDE OF THE SEC. OUTSIDE OF THE SEC.

 

[gator1946]

OUTSIDE OF THE SEC. OUTSIDE OF THE SEC.

Paul Fineboob. Paul Fineboob.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

This is a great idea. It can't happen right now. But if Nuss is still having trouble with play calling this could be the way McElwain saves his job. Make Spur the OC/HC. Why not? This is not a crazy idea. .

It's a crazy idea. McElwain and SOS are polar opposites in playcalling. And SOS is old. And old guy who wants to enjoy retirement. He just doesn't have the energy to put in the required workweek anymore.

Maybe use him as an offensive assistant who provides eyes out of the press box as to what the defense is doing, obviously Nusschump is incapable of that, but this is a silly idea even to a guy who worships SOS.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Talk about a misleading thread title. This is the worst clickbait since that day the "credit card fraud" broke.

You mean the TRUE story about credit card fraud. Not sure why you are putting it in quotes. Maybe you are confused about criminal law.

 

[Captain Sasquatch]

You mean the TRUE story about credit card fraud. Not sure why you are putting it in quotes. Maybe you are confused about criminal law.

It wasn't credit card fraud.

 

[gardnerwebbgator]

Should have made SOS the QB coach. They all could learn from him.

 

[78]

If this is a legit media float, there's more to it than the guy wanting to call the plays for Appalachian State. He may be 72, but he's gotta lot of fuel left in the tank and he loves the game. More than that, he's got a large ego. I'm not predicting Florida would come calling, but if it did, or if any SEC team did, I have not a smidgen of doubt that he'd accept in a New York moment.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

It wasn't credit card fraud.

So what was it Captain Clown?

I can't wait to hear this explanation. I'm guessing your legal career isn't going very far. I'm going to help you out by telling you the crime generally called credit card fraud is actually called fraud with respect to access devices, meaning bank account access devices. I sure hope you aren't relying on them being debit cards instead of credit cards.

 

[Captain Sasquatch]

So what was it Captain Clown?

I can't wait to hear this explanation. I'm guessing your legal career isn't going very far.

If there aren't any credit cards, there isn't credit card fraud. They used their student IDs to buy stuff and then sold it. That's not credit card fraud. Try to bring that before a jury and see how far it gets you.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

If there aren't any credit cards, there isn't credit card fraud.

I guarantee you that I've brought more of these cases than you have and I haven't lost a single one. Admittedly though, they are a pain in the azz to investigate because you have several banks involved.

The cards were connected to a debit system (I think, might have been credit) and once the fraud was perpetrated, the issuing bank WOULD have lost the amount. However, technically if it didn't get charged back it might be an ATTEMPTED credit card fraud.

Through jury selection, we exclude mental midgets who can't follow the judges instructions regarding what constitutes the crime. I've emailed friends and made sure they will never pick you.