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Recently, Maryland head coach Mike Locksley accused South Carolina and their head coach, Shane Beamer, of some shady recruiting tactics. Locksley was pretty blunt, saying that South Carolina had used money to lure a five-star defensive end Zion Elee,
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What Shane Beamer said about staff changes after South Carolina football's fourth straight loss
South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer was asked more questions about coaching changes after loss to Ole Miss which marked fourth straight.
South Carolina head football coach Shane Beamer spoke to the media after the team’s 30-14 loss to Ole Miss on Saturday. Here’s everything he had to say. The Insiders Forum: Discuss South Carolina football!
South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer is aware his team is not playing "good enough", says he's "letting people down" as a result.
“We’re behind him 100 percent, and that’s just been my message to him,” Donati continued. “’Keep fighting the good fight every day.’ He’s a tremendous leader of young men. He’s got a great message, great energy. And we need that.”
"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 football almost beat No. 4 Alabama but a poor fourth quarter changed the game according to coach Shane Beamer.
Shane Beamer has finally caught on ... as well. If you’re a frequent viewer of Beamer’s press conferences, you’ve likely noticed that the South Carolina head football coach often leans on two words. It is rare that Beamer gets through an answer ...
Shane Beamer from his days as a Virginia Tech football player. Virginia Tech Athletics When Shane Beamer entered the Virginia Tech weight room for the first time in 1995, strength and conditioning coach Mike Gentry had a moment when he thought he might ...
South Carolina coach Shane Beamer revealed his take on superstitions, especially compared to some of his SEC coaching peers.