Head ball coach Steve Spurrier was on the Tailgate with Dimarco and Garcia Podcast this week and he opened up about why he took the South Carolina job and what made him ultimately decide to leave and retire.
Former South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier is without a doubt the greatest football coach in school history. In seasons he managed to win a school record football games. Steve Spurrier's Gamecocks won eleven games in three straight seasons, something that's not only never been done before in school history, the Gamecocks have only won ten games one other time in school history.
Spurrier felt as if he was loosing the attention and ear of his football team. A prime example of that was in his final season, he always hosted a chapel service the night before the game, a service that Spurrier says "90% of the team" woud typically come. That last season... fewer and fewer people were attending.
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