Steve Spurrier's College Football Hall of Fame Induction Speech

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Coach Steve Spurrier, a 2017 College Football Hall of Fame inductee, says “college football is the greatest thing ever invented” during his induction speech at the 60th NFF Annual Awards Dinner on Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2017 at the New York Hilton Midtown in New York City.

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@RAID3R63 6 лет назад

He's from Johnson city tn kinda ironic huh

@This_Old_Man_68 Год назад

They should have given him a pink pacifier instead of induction to the Hall of Fame. Only team Spurrier never bested was the Georgia Bulldogs. Hehehehe!

@jerrysullivan7223 Год назад

Dam sure did as coach he hehehe didn't he he he

@bthere100 6 лет назад

I have to respectfully disagree. College football is fine but unless you play in a big conference, you have no chance of winning the National championship because the playoff is a joke. It is a popularity contest largely and I have always thought winning a National championship in college football is about the equivalent of winning a WWE title. I don't need coaches or a computer telling me who the best teams are, just my two cents. It also seems like the wide receivers are always open, the kicking is atrocious, and stopping the clock to reset the ball after a first down makes it unwatchable for me. Spurrier is a legend no doubt and a great speech and I am not saying college football isn't a good game. It is but definitely not my favorite, not by a long shot.

@joshuajuhasz9149 6 лет назад

And who is going to recruit all of those players to start a dynasty?

@maxtew6521 5 лет назад

bthere100 It seems that even a CUSA or MWC team could consistently beat ranked teams from the Big 5, say maybe 4 or 5 in a row, and make it into the CFP. It is a popularity contest, winning makes a team popular. It's the purest meritocracy a group of educated humans are capable of, but I find it entertaining. But hey, to each his own.