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"When I coached at Duke, Clemson was actually like an SEC school in the ACC," Spurrier said. "That was before FSU, Syracuse and Virginia Tech (joined the ACC). When you played Clemson, they looked like SEC guys. Their defensive guys were a little bit bigger, a little bit faster," Spurrier said of Clemson's '80s teams. "They just lined up and tried to smash you. That was their style of offense.

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momentoftruth87•44 months

He’s a quitting quitter

weremoose•44 months

Quitter McQuitterface

LouisvilleKat•44 months

They had Ostarine all the way back then?

Fox McCloud•44 months

No shite Sherlock

jcolding41•44 months

Is HBC subtly trolling Clemson fans? Throwing salt in the wound, knowing the SEC isn’t looking to expand?

real turf fan•44 months

That's going to make USCe alumni stick even more needles in their voodoo dolls with the visors.

Godfather1•44 months

FSU syndrome. Bowden had numerous chances to join the SEC when they were an independent. When they finally did choose to align with a conference, they chose the ACC because they knew they could dominate rather than being middle of the pack.

BumKnee•44 months

So much for dominating the ACC…

TouchdownTony•44 months

I remember Bobby being interviewed and asked about joining the ACC instead and he said "well, I'm not stupid" They went like the first 4 years without even losing an ACC game. Not one.

TerryDawg03•44 months

He's not wrong.

NEZ238•44 months

Totally agree!

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