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Crazy Lee Corso Pisses off Gamecock Faithful....

Last Saturday on Gameday the team aired a video of Steve Spurrier calling out Lee Corso for stating that the Ball Coach would never win an SEC title if he coached there for 400 years. The video (below) was kind of cheesy and seemed more like a fund-raising tool, but you could tell Corso was a bit ticked off. He didn't even smile after Herbstreit gave him his pateneted pat on the back.Well USC has upped the ante. They've created a website that features the video and a game where you can throw footballs at Corso's head, and the Gameday Crew isn't too happy about it.

For those of you that tune in every Sat morning to watch Gameday on ESPN take notice that the crew now is secured by 360 degrees of black netting around them for protection from the various objects that fans hurl there way. A few weeks ago when Corso put on the Southern Cal gear in support of them beating Nebraska in Nebraska, fans starting throwing corn @ the entire crew..


Check out the site:
http://letsshowcorso.com/

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