meyer hasnt been in the BCS game long enough..spurriers got the tenure

Meyer by a wide margin.

Steve Spurrier



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russ wrote:

Ron wrote:

Meyer by a wide margin.

that statement shows your true ignorance.

You wouldn't just be a homer because Spurrier is now coaching at South Carolina, would you?



State your reasons for why you believe Spurrier is the better coach.

ron I think he did state his reasons. Look at his massive post about Spurrier and his resume'. This is the kind of question that has no answer, really. Spurrier won at Duke, which is incredible, but Meyer took Utah to a BCS game, which is also impressive.



Spurrier has the better track record right now, but Meyer may eventualy pass him. I think they're both great college coaches. I think Spurrier's NFL debacle took some luster from him, but the same thing happened to Pete Carrol and look at him now.

Spurrier is the far better coach at this moment in time. Ten years from now? God only knows.

russ wrote:

Ron wrote:

russ wrote:

Ron wrote:

Meyer by a wide margin.

that statement shows your true ignorance.

You wouldn't just be a homer because Spurrier is now coaching at South Carolina, would you?



State your reasons for why you believe Spurrier is the better coach.

better winning % in sec...



HAS OUTCOACHED MEYER IN THIER 2 MEETINGS BY A "WIDE MARGIN"...



and has an outstanding overall winnig % for 12 years in BCS conf....



shall we continue?

*cough, cough*





Urban Meyer Records by Year



Records by Opponent





Year Team

Win Loss Tie Pct. PF PA Delta



2001

Bowling Green (OH)

8

3

0

0.727

333

215

118



2002

Bowling Green (OH)

9

3

0

0.750

490

304

186



2003

Utah

10

2

0

0.833

344

229

115



2004

Utah

12

0

0

1.000

544

234

310



2005

Florida

9

3

0

0.750

343

226

117



2006

Florida

13

1

0

0.929

416

189

227





Totals

61 12 0 0.836 2470 1397 1073





Urban Meyer:



1) Has never had a losing season.

2) Has never lost more than 3 games in a season.

3) Has never won less than 8 games in a season.

4) Has won at least 10 games in 50% of his seasons (3 times).

5) Has one national championship in 6 college coaching seasons.

6) Has one SEC championship in two SEC seasons (50%) using players that he DID NOT recruit!

7) Has one national championship coming out of a competitive SEC conference in just his second season there using players that he DID NOT RECRUIT!

8) Has a 83.6% winning percentage.

9) Has one "perfect" season.

10) Has outscored his opponents by a 100+ point margin over the course of the season in every season.







Steve Spurrier:



1) Has never had a "perfect" season

2) Has one losing season.

3) Has lost 4 or more games in six seasons.

4) Has won fewer than 8 games in a season 3 times.

5) Only has ONE national championship in 17 seasons.

6) Has just a 75.6% winning percentage.

7) Has five seasons in which he was not able to outscore opponents by 100+ over the course of the season.



If you include Steve's professional record:



8) He never had a winning season in the NFL. (7-9; 5-11)



LMAO!



Your serve, Skippy.

Chance wrote:

ron I think he did state his reasons. Look at his massive post about Spurrier and his resume'. This is the kind of question that has no answer, really. Spurrier won at Duke, which is incredible, but Meyer took Utah to a BCS game, which is also impressive.



Spurrier has the better track record right now, but Meyer may eventualy pass him. I think they're both great college coaches. I think Spurrier's NFL debacle took some luster from him, but the same thing happened to Pete Carrol and look at him now.

Um...no...he simply posted the "about me" section on each coach from their website.



Spurrier is a worse college coach and overall coach than Meyer. The statistics clearly show this.



Winning at Duke is NOT incredible. Duke played in two Rose Bowls long before Spurrier arrived. Duke is not that bad they are just outmatched in the ACC.



Meyer is clearly the better coach.

russ wrote:

Ron wrote:

russ wrote:

Ron wrote:

Meyer by a wide margin.

that statement shows your true ignorance.

You wouldn't just be a homer because Spurrier is now coaching at South Carolina, would you?



State your reasons for why you believe Spurrier is the better coach.

better winning % in sec...(because he has coached more games in the SEC....Meyer's only been in the SEC 2 yrs....losing 2 games greatly hurt his percentages)



HAS OUTCOACHED MEYER IN THIER 2 MEETINGS BY A "WIDE MARGIN"...(but split da wins 1-1



and has an outstanding overall winnig % for 12 years in BCS conf....see first set of bold font



shall we continue?

Fixed* ---- via unfair comparison



ALSO.....Another Unfair Comparison ----



Meyer has won at Doak....

Spurrier hasn't........

Black and Gold Ninja wrote:

russ wrote:

Ron wrote:

russ wrote:

Ron wrote:

Meyer by a wide margin.

that statement shows your true ignorance.

You wouldn't just be a homer because Spurrier is now coaching at South Carolina, would you?



State your reasons for why you believe Spurrier is the better coach.

better winning % in sec...(because he has coached more games in the SEC....Meyer's only been in the SEC 2 yrs....losing 2 games greatly hurt his percentages)



HAS OUTCOACHED MEYER IN THIER 2 MEETINGS BY A "WIDE MARGIN"...(but split da wins 1-1



and has an outstanding overall winnig % for 12 years in BCS conf....see first set of bold font



shall we continue?

Fixed* ---- via unfair comparison



ALSO.....Another Unfair Comparison ----



Meyer has won at Doak....

Spurrier hasn't........

Must you be named Ron to have logical thoughts in this forum?



Another Ron drops some logic!!!

Ron wrote:

russ wrote:

Ron wrote:

russ wrote:

Ron wrote:

Meyer by a wide margin.

that statement shows your true ignorance.

You wouldn't just be a homer because Spurrier is now coaching at South Carolina, would you?



State your reasons for why you believe Spurrier is the better coach.

better winning % in sec...



HAS OUTCOACHED MEYER IN THIER 2 MEETINGS BY A "WIDE MARGIN"...



and has an outstanding overall winnig % for 12 years in BCS conf....



shall we continue?

*cough, cough*





Urban Meyer Records by Year



Records by Opponent





Year Team

Win Loss Tie Pct. PF PA Delta



2001

Bowling Green (OH)

8

3

0

0.727

333

215

118



2002

Bowling Green (OH)

9

3

0

0.750

490

304

186



2003

Utah

10

2

0

0.833

344

229

115



2004

Utah

12

0

0

1.000

544

234

310



2005

Florida

9

3

0

0.750

343

226

117



2006

Florida

13

1

0

0.929

416

189

227





Totals

61 12 0 0.836 2470 1397 1073





Urban Meyer:



1) Has never had a losing season.

2) Has never lost more than 3 games in a season.

3) Has never won less than 8 games in a season.

4) Has won at least 10 games in 50% of his seasons (3 times).

5) Has one national championship in 6 college coaching seasons.

6) Has one SEC championship in two SEC seasons (50%) using players that he DID NOT recruit!

7) Has one national championship coming out of a competitive SEC conference in just his second season there using players that he DID NOT RECRUIT!

8) Has a 83.6% winning percentage.

9) Has one "perfect" season.

10) Has outscored his opponents by a 100+ point margin over the course of the season in every season.







Steve Spurrier:



1) Has never had a "perfect" season

2) Has one losing season.

3) Has lost 4 or more games in six seasons.

4) Has won fewer than 8 games in a season 3 times.

5) Only has ONE national championship in 17 seasons.

6) Has just a 75.6% winning percentage.

7) Has five seasons in which he was not able to outscore opponents by 100+ over the course of the season.



If you include Steve's professional record:



8) He never had a winning season in the NFL. (7-9; 5-11)



LMAO!



Your serve, Skippy.

You do realize that Spurrier built the Florida program right? He is responsible for both of the Gators' National Championships and if he didn't have all of that success in the 90's then Urban Meyer wouldn't be sitting high and pretty. Mike I know you hate the man, but you have to respect him as a great coach.