On Sunday, South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer dismissed offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Mike Shula. Shula led the Gamecock offense for 10 games, dating back to the Citrus Bowl against Illinois.

After falling 30-14 Saturday night against Ole Miss, South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer made his second staff change of the season as his team sits at 3-6 (1-6 in the SEC) and is at the doorstep of missing a bowl game.

With bowl hopes fading fast, South Carolina came into Saturday’s showdown with Ole Miss desperate for a win. Instead, the Gamecocks stumbled again.

South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer was asked more questions about coaching changes after loss to Ole Miss which marked fourth straight.

South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer is aware his team is not playing "good enough", says he's "letting people down" as a result.

Here's what South Carolina coach Shane Beamer had to say about Alabama football after the Crimson Tide dealt the Gamecocks a 'gut-wrenching' loss.

South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer didn't make any staff changes after the Gamecocks' third SEC game scoring 10 or less points.

South Carolina football almost beat No. 4 Alabama but a poor fourth quarter changed the game according to coach Shane Beamer.

"Yeah, I saw that," South Carolina coach Shane Beamer said Oct. 28. "That was news to me ... I got more important matters to worry about right now, not when we're playing Clemson in 2027." Clemson will host South Carolina on Saturday, Nov. 28, 2026.

South Carolina is just days away from kicking things off against a top ten Ole Miss Rebels team in Oxford, Mississippi. The Rebels have seen great success over

South Carolina's prized offseason addition, former Utah State running back Rahsul Faison, has also failed to provide the expected spark. Though he leads the team in rushing, he's averaging a career-low 4.3 yards per carry and has struggled to find running room behind an underperforming offensive line.