With the Alliance of American Football (AAF) folding, Spurrier is now the winningest all-time coach at South Carolina, Florida, the Tampa Bay Bandits of the USFL and AAF.
Spurrier's Orlando Apollos were two games ahead of its peers at 7-1, and were the first to secure a playoff berth.
Spurrier was 86-49 in 10-and-a-half seasons at South Carolina. He led the Gamecocks to the 2010 SEC East championship and three straight 11-win seasons.
At Florida the Ol' Ball Coach was 122–27–1 with six SEC championships and a national title.
Spurrier was 35–21 in the USFL as coach of the Tampa Bay Bandits, where his teams were consistently at the top of offensive statistics.
Spurrier's Orlando Apollos were two games ahead of its peers at 7-1, and were the first to secure a playoff berth.
Spurrier was 86-49 in 10-and-a-half seasons at South Carolina. He led the Gamecocks to the 2010 SEC East championship and three straight 11-win seasons.
At Florida the Ol' Ball Coach was 122–27–1 with six SEC championships and a national title.
Spurrier was 35–21 in the USFL as coach of the Tampa Bay Bandits, where his teams were consistently at the top of offensive statistics.