It was Steve Spurrier's world at the second day of the SEC's six-week long media days. Unsurprisingly, the ol' Ball Coach is still out here stuntin':
Spurrier: "big donors (in college) are similar to an owner of an NFL team. Best part they dont tell you what to do."
— Brett McMurphy (@McMurphyESPN) July 15, 2014
Spurrier thought he'd coach in NFL for 5/6 years and then retire to beach. "That was a bad plan, it really was."
— Josh Kendall (@JoshatTheState) July 15, 2014
Spurrier: "I read in the paper that http://t.co/DBeXe2vdWD had us No. 2 in recruiting. Of course Alabama was No. 1."
— Andy Staples (@Andy_Staples) July 15, 2014
Spurrier says A&M has recruited very well, been in top 10 recruiting last three years, calls Sumlin "a good negotiator" with new $5M salary.
— kbohls (@kbohls) July 15, 2014
Steve Spurrier: "As soon as I see Stephen (Garcia) I'm going to tell him it looks like he joined Duck Dynasty instead of the media."
— Josh Kendall (@JoshatTheState) July 15, 2014
Spurrier asked if winning at South Carolina is harder. "Well they had never won at Florida until I got there." Coach Boom is sad.
— Hugh Kellenberger (@HKellenbergerCL) July 15, 2014
"I always thought Davy Crockett was the here of the Alamo. His and his 33 guys from Tennessee ... that got killed and so forth."
— Hugh Kellenberger (@HKellenbergerCL) July 15, 2014
That last one lead to this, which is one of the finest pieces of art I've stumbled across in my humble 27 years on Earth, and it will now be the header image on any Spurrier-related story I run until the end of time.
Because internet, here's Spurrier as Davy Crockett pic.twitter.com/YQ7uNUXDzG
— Jorge (@JorgeBrosada) July 15, 2014
Source: @JorgeBrosada
