"No, he used to run six days a week," Spurrier Jr. There's a little river walk somebody told me about … so I'm going to get my running shoes on and run the river, probably 3 to 5 miles." "I'm going to run down to the Mississippi (River)," he said.
He's not letting a week away from home get in the way of exercising, either. "It's really a neat town, not too crowded," he said. He enjoyed touring Beale Street and just experiencing the feel of the downtown area. Steve Spurrier Jr., one of his father's assistant coaches, had never been to Memphis before this week. "If they have, coach has kept it disclosed from us." "Nobody's broken curfew that I know of," defensive lineman Eric Norwood said. curfew on Monday, midnight on Tuesday and 11 p.m. "We've just been hanging out and walking around, having a good time."Ī group of players, unnamed by Spurrier, "were out having a big time" on Monday evening and had to run extra sprints at the end of Tuesday's practice at Rhodes College. "It's been fun so far," quarterback Blake Mitchell said.
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Another group took in a professional rodeo at the same time. Wednesday, a large group of players, along with head coach Steve Spurrier, attended the Memphis Grizzlies' NBA basketball game against the Milwaukee Bucks.
They laughed and ate well at a team welcome party at Jillian's Memphis, a popular restaurant, Tuesday night. They've watched the famous "duck walk" at the Peabody. USC's other players and coaches have had no problem filling their spare time in Memphis, either.
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