Steve Spurrier is reportedly in talks to take his talents to the SEC Network, via The State:
"We have tentatively discussed getting together to talk," Spurrier told The State on Monday, "but I'm not sure what I'm going to do yet, but hope to do something constructive and productive. I have seen people who don't do anything, and that doesn't work. Hopefully, I will get involved in something here in about a month or so."
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Spurrier spent 18 years as a head coach, leading Duke, Florida and South Carolina. He compiled a 228-89-2 over his career and retired in the middle of last season.
While his role is not known, we'd assume Spurrier would take a place as an in-studio analyst. Really any role involving the Head Ball Coaching and discussing college football is a win for the fans.
