Former coach Steve Spurrier and Archie Manning weighed in on the evolution of college football both on and off the field this week:
Spurrier, who coached 26 years at Duke, Florida and South Carolina said he’s happily retired now that he doesn’t have to wade through all that comes with today’s game. The recipient of the inaugural legacy award presented by the Birmingham Monday Morning Quarterback Club, however, wasn’t all negative when it came to players benefitting from the billion-dollar sport they play.
He was a vocal proponent of this at a few SEC Spring Meetings a decade ago, discussed a plan to pay players $3,500 to $4,000 a year at the 2012 event in Destin. By 2021, the ability for athletes to profit of their name, image and likeness added new income possibilities.
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