Least Favorite Coach!

[JoeMorrisonLives]

I'm just gonna throw this out there, if he would learn to either not talk smack or learn to do it with class, Dabo would move off of the list, beyond that, I think, being fair, he adds fun to the greater CFB world at large and if he was at any school other than that upstate school, I don't think I would care that much about him.
So unbiased in that way, but bias in another way, his Clemson team is good right now, and both teams being good is better for both then one team being great. It is good for our state, recruiting, exposure, and as long as we keep winning, they can get their ACC titles all day. With all of this in mind, Dabo is not at the top of my list.

1.) Jim Tressel
2.) Lane Kiffin
3.) Booby Petrino ('Booby' was a typo, but I'll go with it, hehehe)
4.) Saban (they've made rules about recruiting based on his methods, left LSU and Miami in the middle of the night)
5.) Urban Meyer (even without Tebow, how do you leave UF in that terrible position in the middle of the night?)
6.) Dabo (if you asked me this time last year, he would've been #1)

[mick66]

Dabo and Muschamp are at the top of the list, but Larry Fedora is a very easy guy to dislike as well.

[I Bleed Garnet]

Originally Posted by Lonnie

4). Bobby Patrino. Yes, he's not coaching right now, but this is my list and I can put anyone on it I want to.

Petrino is the head coach at Western Kentucky

[Lonnie]

Originally Posted by I Bleed Garnet

Petrino is the head coach at Western Kentucky

Touche'! Thanks. That makes me feel much better about putting him on my list.

[U-Dub Gamecock]

Hmmm...

(1) Lane Kiffen
(2) Muschamp
(3) Petrino
(4) Dabo Sweeney
(5) Mack Brown

[ElectricCock]

dabo is up there for me because he's such a clown and acts like a 12-year-old

[ReadR00ster]

I don't like Dabo as a person, but I do like him because he is a terrible coach that tries to coach my least favorite team that my team gets to play ever year. So he wouldn't be in my top 7 or 8.

[Carolina4eva]

Kiffin and Meyer are at the top of my list for sure.

[cockypanther]

Dabo is enemy #1.

[ElectricCock]

Originally Posted by cockypanther

Dabo is enemy #1.

He's harmless though just a clown

[FanofCarolina1]

I bet other schools have Spurrier on their list of most hated coaches.

[GamecockSuperFan]

Originally Posted by FanofCarolina1

I bet other schools have Spurrier on their list of most hated coaches.

Oh no doubt about it. Espn.com asked this question last year around this same time and he was #1 most hated coach. Of course it was none other than Mark Schlabach a UGA grad who wrote it. To some he's beyond cocky and self absorbed in himself. To others he's a breath of fresh air who will speak his mind and not be a robot coach like everyone else.

http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/po...-hated-coaches

When Peyton Manning announced that he would return for his senior season at Tennessee in 1997, Spurrier's response was that Manning was coming back to become the first three-time MVP of the Citrus Bowl. lol you just don't hear coaches say things like that anymore. Imagine Saban or Meyer saying something to that effect today.

"How is it when [Georgia] signs people, they get the best, but when we play, we've got the best players?" Spurrier asked reporters. "Georgia has signed a lot of good players. Something just happens to them at Georgia, I guess." - (1990's Florida)

When the game between UGA & Florida was moved to the schools' campuses for two years in the 1990s because of construction at Jacksonville's stadium, Florida routed Georgia 52-17 in Athens and became the first opponent to score more than 50 points at Sanford Stadium. With a little more than a minute to play in the game, Spurrier had his backup quarterback throw a pass that went for a touchdown. As Spurrier walked off the field that day, a Georgia fan threw a cup of tobacco spit at him. He was hated alright. Would have loved to see early spurrier's comments in today's world of media scrutiny. He's dialed it back some since then but not much.