Spurrier’s not so superior anymore
If he left the football field for the golf course today, Steve Spurrier would retire as one of the greatest coaches in SEC history. But you can trace his rise and slow return to earth by his performance against Alabama.
Alabama 20, South Carolina 6 meant that Spurrier experienced two firsts: His first loss to Nick Saban and his first loss in Bryant-Denny Stadium.
Alabama’s victory also extended the program’s winning streak against its old nemesis to four.
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10/18/9
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