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Kirby may have a slow simmering Will Muschamp problem

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  • pgjacksonpgjackson Posts: 18,983 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate
    edited August 2018

    @UnderDog68 said:
    But for SCAR......That's over-achieving. You're correct about one thing, though....They've had some coaches come thru there that have done great at other schools and seen their careers die at SCAR. Paul Deitzel won a title at LSU....Didn't do jack there. Same with Holtz, and to a certain extent....same with Spurrier.

    That is why I don't see Muschamp being a major obstacle. We can not get every recruit we want, so we will loose one every once in a while to them. But overall, if we lose one we will pick up another just as good. There is just no way Scar is going to build recruiting classes needed to compete. Not with Clemson, UGA, FSU and Bama in his back yard.

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