during their game at Williams-Brice Stadium on November 30, 2013 in Columbia, South Carolina.

Steve Spurrier crushes Clemson fans after getting booed at National Championship game

His response was classic Spurrier

Former Florida and South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier was honored before the National Championship Game and a two-time inductee into the College Football Hall of Fame, and he was promptly booed by the Clemson fans in attendance.

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The Head Ball Coach told Buddy Martin — who co-authored his book — that the Clemson fans were booing because Spurrier's Gamecocks had defeated them five years in a row:

"If they'd have been kicking my butt up there every year those people would have been clapping," Spurrier told Martin. "Tell 'em I didn't mind at all and it didn't hurt my feelings one bit. In fact, the louder the better. That was a loud one. As long as they're loud!"

Then Spurrier added some of the Clemson fans asked for a picture before the game.

"Some of them were the same fans who were lined up in the hotel lobby asking for a picture to be made with them," he said.

Spurrier went 6-4 against Clemson during his tenure at South Carolina.

(h/t Saturday Down South)