Yes I am obsessed with whooping Spurrier. He loves beating us so bad and will try anything to get the edge. Hired our defensive coach last time and this time loading up on defensive JUCO's. Yet he hasn't mentioned JUCO's in any articles I can find. Why?? See below:
Steve Spurrier has mentioned many times in the last two months that he expects to have a different team this fall than he had this past season.
As South Carolina's football roster continues a dramatic makeover, it becomes more and more clear that he will. On Wednesday, defensive lineman Blake McClain, who never played a snap for the Gamecocks after signing out of Jacksonville, Fla., in 2014, was added to the transfer list, bringing to 10 the number of South Carolina players who have decided, or been encouraged to, transfer since the end of the regular season.
McClain was a three-star prospect who sat out last season due partly to injuries to his foot and hand. His decision to transfer was confirmed to The State on Wednesday by a source with knowledge of the situation.
That large number of exits, which is expected to grow before fall practice begins, combined with the 31 newcomers set to join the team before next season means at least 36 percent of the Gamecocks scholarship roster will be first-year players. Including players who redshirted last season, 39 of the 85 players on the team will have never played a snap for South Carolina
Steve Spurrier has mentioned many times in the last two months that he expects to have a different team this fall than he had this past season.
As South Carolina's football roster continues a dramatic makeover, it becomes more and more clear that he will. On Wednesday, defensive lineman Blake McClain, who never played a snap for the Gamecocks after signing out of Jacksonville, Fla., in 2014, was added to the transfer list, bringing to 10 the number of South Carolina players who have decided, or been encouraged to, transfer since the end of the regular season.
McClain was a three-star prospect who sat out last season due partly to injuries to his foot and hand. His decision to transfer was confirmed to The State on Wednesday by a source with knowledge of the situation.
That large number of exits, which is expected to grow before fall practice begins, combined with the 31 newcomers set to join the team before next season means at least 36 percent of the Gamecocks scholarship roster will be first-year players. Including players who redshirted last season, 39 of the 85 players on the team will have never played a snap for South Carolina
