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In Which We Learn That Steve Spurrier Once Won A Heisman Trophy

So, Tim Tebow might want to go into coaching. This sounds like the perfect job for him. But that's not really what I learned from Andy Hutchins' excellent post on the matter at the Sporting Blog. Rather, I learned that among current college coaches who also played college football, Steve Spurrier has the best resume on both fronts. To wit:

1. Steve Spurrier. Remember, the Ol' Ball Coach did win a Heisman back in the day. His path from Florida Heisman-winner to Florida coach would probably be Tebow's ideal arc, if he chooses to coach.

Wait, timeout. Spurrier won a Heisman trophy? Like, Steve Spurrier? And ... yep. It's true. You know how people say "you learn something new every day"? On the Internet, you learn something new every 30 seconds.

And retain none of it! For example, did you know that ... hey, new Nike shoes came out but Call of Duty Modern Wafare War In Afghanistan ooh look at that cute little otter! Wait, what was I talking about?

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Believe it or not ...

He also played football in the NFL. Seriously. He did. What are you laughing at?

by Chris Mottram on Nov 23, 2009 6:38 PM EST reply actions  

Osaka, Japan

He even coached in the NFL for a bit, too.

by Ryan Hudson on Nov 23, 2009 6:42 PM EST up reply actions  

But really, did people not know this already?

When Spurrier was still at UF, and Danny Wuerffel was quarterbacking, the announcers would mention it at least a few times a game.

Great. Now I feel old.

by Ryan Hudson on Nov 23, 2009 6:44 PM EST reply actions  

Bahhhh

Whatever you guys. I know it now, which is all that matters.

by Eamonn Brennan on Nov 23, 2009 6:59 PM EST reply actions  

Does this mean...

…that Snyder will eventually hire Tebow?

by Jim Bankoff on Nov 23, 2009 9:19 PM EST reply actions  

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