Head coach Steve Spurrier says the Gamecocks should be rested for the matchup with Arkansas. South Carolina is coming off a much needed bye weekend that allowed several Gamecocks the opportunity to rest and get ready for this important game for South Carolina.
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November 06, 2012
At least South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier is being a solid role model for his players.
He just doesn’t have his facts straight.
Spurrier was asked Tuesday whether he would give his players time to vote, and his response showed that he may not quite be clear on some of life’s biggest benchmark ages.
“Our players that are 21?” he asked, according to USAToday.com.
Spurrier...
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November 06, 2012
Did you vote yet? Are you registered? You should, that is, if you are 18-years-old or older. Of course, Steve Spurrier needed a reminder about that earlier today when he was asked about whether or not he was allowing his … Continue reading →
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October 31, 2012
Could Nick Saban and the Alabama Crimson Tide beat the Jacksonville Jaguars or Kansas City Chiefs? According to South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier who appeared on The Dan Patrick Show they would at least be favorite. Spurrier said “What do I know?” afterwards, but when asked if the Crimson Tide could beat the Jaguars he said he did believe Alabama would be favored. Dan...
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November 06, 2012
Election day is an important day that affects everyone across the United States, including collegiate athletes. Division-I athletes are typically used to a very structured routine that (ideally) involves going to class, working out and practicing, but on Tuesday those athletes that are 18 years old and older have an important responsibility — to help determine who will be the President...
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November 06, 2012
Perhaps no team in the country needed a week off more than No. 12 South Carolina. Coach Steve Spurrier says after the time away his Gamecocks are refreshed and ready to finish the season in style.
That starts Saturday at home in South Carolina's first game since star tailback Marcus Lattimore's gruesome knee injury. The Gamecocks (7-2, 5-2 Southeastern Conference) finish...
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November 06, 2012
Hmmmm. And what folks is the age that you are required to be to vote again?
Uh...18?
Well, someone probably should, if they already haven't, remind South Carolina football coach Steve Spurrier about that.
The 'ol ball coach was asked at his weekly press conference today about allowing his players extra time to go vote he answered "Our players that are 21?"...
Via The Lady Sportswriter
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November 05, 2012
2013 defensive back prospect Brendan Langley has made his presence felt on Georgia’s campus this season. And, despite his commitment to the South Carolina Gamecocks, some are beginning to wonder if he’s at least thinking about Georgia a bit more than he’s letting on in interviews. It’s a fair question to ask given the fact that most of his visits to Georgia have been of the...
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November 06, 2012
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said his 12th-ranked Gamecocks are refreshed and ready to finish the season strong after a much-needed week off.
South Carolina (7-2, 5-2 Southeastern Conference) had climbed to third in the Top 25 and was in the thick of the national title chase a month ago. Then came defeats at LSU and Florida. And the Gamecocks managed to end that losing streak...
FOXSportsNext's Sara Jane Harris and Gamecock Anthem's Adam Garrett review October for the Gamecocks and look ahead to how the Gamecocks overcome the loss of Marcus Lattimore and the remaining goals for South Carolina.
LaShay Page has spent the last four years outside of the state of South Carolina for the first time in his life. When he was given the opportunity to come back home and play in front of family and friends for his final season, he was quick to jump on it.
Original Story:
http://southcarolina.scout.com/2/1237...
