Palmetto Proving Grounds

Franz Beard (UF site Mod/Owner)

right here

Franz Beard wrote it, who is a big fan of Spurrier.

He's 3rd on the list anyway and ahead of offenses that performed better than us.

Do you even remember what happened with our offense last season?

You mean the offense that survived a QB meltdown, a season-ending injury to a Heisman level RB and a starting LT, installed a new QB and freshman RB, yet still finished ranked in the top half of the league in offense (#5 overall, #3 rushing, #7 passing) and won 11 games for the first time ever? Yeah, that OC sucks balls.

Your mad-on for Spurrier just got stuck in a light socket.

"Do you even remember what happened with our offense last season?"

So this was meant to be complimentary to Spurrier?

I'm glad to see you've adopted the MrBiGal line of defense by questioning. Feel free to point out any inaccuracies in my post, as well.

I'm not letting you turn another thread into a pissing match over a single sentence in which you don't like what you think I might have been saying.

If you want to make a thread on the timeline of our offense last year and why then go for it.

As far as BigAl and inaccuracies of your post, only one of us said the OC sucks.

1) I don't consider someone an idiot simply because I disagree with him or her.

2) I agree that the OCs of the expansion schools shouldn't have been considered. Their offenses have yet to face the best defenses in college football.

3) I'd put Spurrier at the top. Truth be told, though, there aren't a lot of heavyweight OC's in the SEC.

Imma not let u? No thanks, Kanye.

Why don't you explain what you meant by "Do you even remember what happened with our offense last season?", then? Was it a compliment? Am I being obtuse? Or are you, yet again, taking a shot at Spurrier?

BTW, it's not just me, but many folks who know more and get paid more to talk about college football think 2011 was Spurrier's best coaching job ever:

(ON STEVE SPURRIER’S COACHING JOB THIS SEASON):
Tony Barnhart: Steve Spurrier this season has done one of his best coaching jobs ever. They won this weekend over the Florida Gators. They’re probably not going to get to the SEC Championship game, but if they win their last two games, they’re going to finish 10-2. They’ve beaten everyone in the SEC East, they beat Florida, Tennessee and Georgia, their three big rivals, for the second year in a row. Particularly when you put in the fact that Stephen Garcia was gone, Marcus Lattimore was lost for the season in mid-October. I believe this is one of Steve Spurrier’s best coaching jobs.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/paul_finebaum/12/29/steve.spurrier/index.html

http://mrsec.com/2012/01/carolinas-best-season-ever-was-also-spurriers-best-season-ever/

http://www.postandcourier.com/article/20111226/PC20/312269991