Spurrier just tells it like he sees it. He's not always right, but he gets people talking, and that's enough for me. He's now pushing seventy and is not giving any hint of retiring. I think that is amusing because when he was at Florida, he said that he would never want to coach as long as Bowden, he just couldn't see himself coaching into his late sixties. Well he's now almost 70. I guess he's figured out that it's not a bad thing to continue what you enjoy doing, even if you are older. Urban Meyer won two national titles at Florida, but he's not close to being revered by Florida fans. Remember the old refrain; " Wait until next year!" For those of you to young to remember, it was a common thing to say after the Georgia Bulldogs whipped UF time after time. Spurrier ended that, he dominated the Bulldogs. Now we have a coach that is making the refrain popular again. Is it enough to get Muschamp fired if he loses to Georgia for the fourth year in a row? I doubt it, because Foley's ego may not allow him to admit he didn't pull off a grand coup when he hired Muschamp. He thinks he's smarter than everyone else ,firing Muschamp would be proof that he failed in the most important aspect of his job, choosing the right football coach. He did the same thing when he hired Zook, and the President hired Meyer. This is the same guy that told Spurrier to send in a resume after Zook was fired. I won't go further, but Foley should have never been hired in the first place as UF's A.D.
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