Schaadenfreude

It may be an offense worthy of hellfire, but I'm a big fan of glorying in the misery of others. ESPECIALLY when the \"other\" in question is Darth Visor. As a side note, one of the radio personalities here in the Charlotte area refers to Spurrier simply as \"Him.\" This is doubly hilarious considering that -- as you fellow parents out there will know -- \"Him\" is a villainous character on The Powerpuff Girls. He's the devil, dressed in a tutu with crab claws for hands. Now don't that sound like Spurrier?

Anyway, here's my point:

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I hope that kid at SC is a pocket passer. I would like to think a good running QB could out run a deputy if he had to. If he can't he better learn to get rid of the ball.

Spurrier has usually run a clean program (of pure evil of course) so I imagine this kid will be punished.

That's one thing you can say about SOS that you can't say about Suburban Myer, SOS will punish his players and play the game with whoever is left AND expect to find a way to win. That's one thing I like about him, he'll put your butt on the bench and win with the nexr guy.

You are correct wlayton. Unlike the current ball coach at UF (who I think may have Nick Saban style commitment issues), SOS would hand down the discipline. I always liked that. Now that he is gone I have tempered my hatred a bit. I always respected his coaching ability. I guess now I can take him of the list of beat up should society breakdown and lawlessness rules the land.

I remember how hard urban liar was on those boys who shot of the AK47 in an apartment. He surely dropped the hammer by doing almost nothing.

Right and how about how he handled Thomas?!!? He played in ALL the big games and disciplined him against the W. Carolina's of the world, absolutely unbelievable.