If Boom is worth north of $4 million a year, escalating beyond $5 million, what’s Kirby Smart worth now?
Look out reserve fund… or Hartman Fund contributions.
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That’s not an excuse for Boom showing his ass to Georgia. But it is an explanation.
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“[Blaming players] drives me insane.”
In fact, blaming players makes Corch so insane, he blames Boom for something Boom never said.
Meyer also said Muschamp “blamed us for Florida,” referring to a perceived lack of talent left for Muschamp when Meyer departed before the 2011 season…
It’s not clear if Muschamp ever directly suggested the cupboard was bare when he took over for Meyer. However, at the time of his Florida firing in 2014, Muschamp told CBS Sports, “[We] changed the culture of the program that was labeled by the previous head coach [Meyer] as ‘broken.’ He said it. I didn’t.”
We all know what “culture” references to Meyer’s stint at Florida mean and they’ve got nothing to do with talent, other than that the talent was the excuse for the culture. Which means someone’s full of shit here, and it ain’t Boom.
How big a jerk do you have to be to get me to defend Will Muschamp?
And you thought the AJ-C was bad.
Boom’s got a bone to pick with the local paper.
“I’ll look at The State newspaper like the National Enquirer now. Seriously. The magazine with aliens and stuff…”
He’s got a point, too. Sort of.
… He had heard from a police spokesperson that said they told The State newspaper, ‘You really don’t need to run this, because this is the account of one person in the bar that night. One person’s opinion of what happened.’ It was totally incorrect.
“So I called (executive editor) Mark Lett, the editor of The State paper. I said, ‘Mark, you really messed this one up. Deebo Samuel wasn’t there, and I think in the investigation, we’re going to find out Skai Moore didn’t do a whole lot of anything.’ He wanted to stand by the story. He wanted to stand by the incident report, after he was told you don’t need to run this because it’s inaccurate and could be really wrong.
In other words, the paper ran with what the arresting cops reported in a public document. That may not be what Muschamp wants, but it’s based in reality. As far as an apology or retraction goes, it the State has gone on to report the facts as they currently stand, that’s probably as far as it goes. If there’s an apology due from anyone, it’s whoever name-dropped the wrong folks in the incident report. Good luck with that, Coach.
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“Make traffic bad.”
I guess Kirby’s finally come up with his hashtag for this year’s G-Day game.
Using Boom to troll the Georgia fan base doesn’t strike me as the greatest motivator in the world, but at least it’ll take our minds off condoms.
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Gin and juice
Boom invites Snoop Dogg to a South Carolina practice.
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Setting the tone
Well, I see this morning that several Gamecock players had their fee-fees hurt by some of Clemson’s actions towards the end of last night’s blowout.
The 56-7 loss stung plenty for the South Carolina football team.
The way Clemson acted in the final minutes, including late timeouts and showboating, was a step too far, USC players said.
Multiple Gamecocks players directly expressed their displeasure at the way the Tigers finished out Saturday’s Palmetto Bowl. The word “classless” was thrown around, as several South Carolina players said this one will stick in their craws for a while.
“I feel like they kind of disrespected us at the end,” safety D.J. Smith said. “Holding the ball and doing all that showboating. I feel like it wasn’t really classy, but it is a rivalry game. It’s going to stick with all of us and we’re going to remember.”
Wide receiver Terry Googer was visibly upset coming off the field, having to be directed to the locker room before coming out to sing the alma mater.
“Classless is not a strong enough word to describe the actions!” Googer tweeted.
The Gamecocks were on the wrong end of a 56-7 score. Clemson started pulling starters with more than 18 minutes to go. The Tigers used back-to-back timeouts to give seniors and departing juniors a curtain call as the game wound down.
“That last couple minutes was pretty disrespectful,” tight end Hayden Hurst said. “We’ve got a year to think about that and let it sink in.”
Running back A.J. Turner said coach Will Muschamp in the postgame told the team he didn’t like what Clemson did.
Did he now. I wonder how the team took Boom’s classy act before the game’s start.
“Tensions higher”? Color me shocked.
