Will Muschamp (Former HC South Carolina Gamecocks)

[BuckTwenty]

Sour grapes. We are officially in Muschamp's head, Brady Hoke style. Love it.

 

[Muck]

Sour grapes. We are officially in Muschamp's head, Brady Hoke style. Love it.

I think that Muschamp just instinctively knows that no one gives two craps about Florida anymore and the only way he can anyone to pay attention to him is to bring up the name of a coach that people do care about.

 

[Buckeye Nut]

Don't break the rules, cock monkey.

For the record, Florida was found to have done nothing wrong.
I'm sure Meyer will get asked to respond to Muschamp next week, hopefully he squashes this by not responding and perpetuating the story.

 

[MaxBuck]

I can see why young men throughout the South can't wait to play for this charmer.

 

[buckeyesin07]

I'm sure Meyer will get asked to respond to Muschamp next week, hopefully he squashes this by not responding and perpetuating the story.

Agreed. Meyer doesn't need to get into a war of words with this clown who, by the way, seems to be fitting in pretty well in the SEC.

 

[Tanner]

This guy might be the biggest baby in the history of college football

 

[jlb1705]

When did football become such a fucking soap opera?

 

[sepia5]

How Muschamp got his job:

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* Chill out, BB73. That's a phone.

 

[youra6]

The Bielema is strong with this one.

 

[BB73]

How Muschamp got his job:

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* Chill out, BB73. That's a phone.

Obviously. I can see the keypad and the , uh ... I don't think I want to use the word mouthpiece ...

 

[ulukinatme]

I can see why young men throughout the South can't wait to play for this charmer.

A lot of players don't want a coach that holds your hand though. Some respond better to a coach that gets in your face when you make a mistake. It worked for me anyway. Muschamp certainly has done well in recruiting the last few years, so his attitude on the field hasn't scared the players away. That said, it's always going to be good interwebz material when a coach blows up on the sideline

 

[Dryden]

If headline priority and # of comments on Internet articles is any indication, the biggest story at SEC Media Day opening was Ohio St.

That's how we roll.

 

[BigWoof31]

FREE GATORUBET

 

[cincibuck]

A lot of players don't want a coach that holds your hand though. Some respond better to a coach that gets in your face when you make a mistake. It worked for me anyway. Muschamp certainly has done well in recruiting the last few years, so his attitude on the field hasn't scared the players away. That said, it's always going to be good interwebz material when a coach blows up on the sideline

Maybe there is no difference between college and pro - both are paid to play- but I don't like any coach- Spurrier, Muschamp, Kelly, et al- who publicly humiliates his players.

 

[ShowMeBuck]

If headline priority and # of comments on Internet articles is any indication, the biggest story at SEC Media Day opening was Ohio St.

That's how we roll.

Agreed. Nobody talks about the bottom of the pack.