I don’t know what else he could possibly do.” Count Florida St. head coach Bobby Bowden among those impressed with the senior from Lake Butler, Fla. , especially the wheel route that turned into a 58-yard, third quarter touchdown catch from Parker. "I doubt if anybody is playing better than him in the country ... I look at that running back from Alabama [Mark Ingram] and he is mighty good, but Spiller is such a dynamic player. The happiest I was, was when he was off the field. I knew he couldn’t get the ball. We talked all week about the wheel route, and he runs it one time and it was about ninety miles per hour for a touchdown. That is why I say he is mighty hard to handle." Spiller limped into the hallway outside of the Clemson locker room in obvious pain following the game, and said his toe really bothered after the first quarter, which makes his plays later in the game even more amazing. Full Article at TigerNet