The Cool Chicken

Sigmund Freud believed that some narcissism is an essential part of all of us from birth.

Yes I am a narcicistic and damn proud of it. Of course, I think what I have to say matters. Of course, I think I am the greatest person on Earth. Why shouldn’t I love me? I have to live with me everyday for the rest of my life… If I don’t like and or listen to myself then who the hell else will.

So, writing to me in an attempt to discredit me or attacking me by calling me narcacistic, will only get you a “thank you.”

Now, in regards to you folks jumping all over me for calling our Steve Spurrier, Coach asked me to do that. You heard me. He asked me to.

Last year after South Carolina played Auburn down to the wire, I stood up and clapped along with several thousand of my fellow Gamecocks. Coach Spurrier called out the Gamecock nation saying that we should not clap or applaud a loss. He said we should not accept mediocrity. Further more, he has on more than one occasion said that if we (Carolina Fans) didn’t like what we saw on the football field, we should let them know.

I do not accept mediocrity. There I said it. Wow. Having been a Gamecock fan for so long, that was hard to say. I really was brain washed in to thinking that moral victories existed and that effort mattered more than the win. I concerned myself with avoiding hurting the feelings of players and coaches. Those poor kids tried so hard. Not any more, I expect wins. I expect an SEC championship. That is why we pay Spurrier and that is why we give those kids Scholarships.

Spurrier is not Holtz and will not get away with under delivering on his promises.

Why not South Carolina? I don’t know Coach. That is up to you to answer. Get to it.

Speaking of mediocrity, South Carolina would have to be lifted up to mediocrity if the way we played against Vandy was the norm. That wasn’t even mediocre, that was piss poor.