From Twitter:

Quote:Matt Connolly ‏@MattatTheState
Steve Spurrier tells @ESPNUpstate needling your opponent and making them mad has nothing to do with the outcome of the game “If talking mattered Georgia would’ve beaten us a lot more.”
2:45 PM - 6 Jun 2018 from Greenville, SC

I miss the Ole Ball Coach...

If you want more Steve Spurrier like musing you should follow South Carolina; Steve himself said the current coach who is most like him (on a brash comment perspective) is actually Will Muschamp haha

Possibly the most one-sided battle of coach comments:

Steve Spurrier (while at Florida) 1
Bobby Bowden (while at FSU) 625,397

(06-08-2018 07:48 AM)Wolfman Wrote:  Possibly the most one-sided battle of coach comments:

Steve Spurrier (while at Florida) 1
Bobby Bowden (while at FSU) 625,397

Bowden taught Trump how to be tight-lipped.

(06-08-2018 08:43 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(06-08-2018 07:48 AM)Wolfman Wrote:  Possibly the most one-sided battle of coach comments:

Steve Spurrier (while at Florida) 1
Bobby Bowden (while at FSU) 625,397

Bowden taught Trump how to be tight-lipped.

That's DADGUM funny right there!

Ranking CFB's easiest nonconference schedules....
How bout them Dawgs??
link
http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...wi...conference

# 9. Georgia
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Sept. 1 vs. Austin Peay, Sept. 15 vs. Middle Tennessee, Nov. 17 vs. UMass, Nov. 24 vs. Georgia Tech

On its way to an SEC championship and appearance in the national title game last season, Georgia played two nonconference games against Power 5 opponents, both on the road. But Notre Dame comes off the schedule this season, and Kirby Smart's club won't have to leave Sanford Stadium for any of its four games out of conference.

Georgia Tech is a rivalry game, and the Yellow Jackets have won each of their past two trips to Athens. Even so, this is a nonconference slate tailor-made for the Dawgs to be 4-0.

^^^ Didn't realize Georgia had given up on challenging themselves. Their toughest 2 games will be against South Carolina and Auburn. I hate how easy the SEC East is...and I'm sure Georgia will be considered to have gone through the "SEC Gauntlet."