In an interview with On3, head coach Shane Beamer gave his support for the SEC having automatic bids in the 12-team playoff.
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Sporting News on MSNShane Beamer divulges why LaNorris Sellers and Dylan Stewart chose South Carolina football over transfer portalSouth Carolina head football coach Shane Beamer retained two of his top talents, avoiding transfer portal losses he couldn't ...
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College Football Network on MSNHC Shane Beamer Headlines South Carolina First-Pitch Throwers for Baseball Opening WeekendShane Beamer, South Carolina’s head football coach, will deliver the ceremonial first pitch in the Gamecocks’ Sunday baseball ...
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Sporting News on MSNSouth Carolina head coach Shane Beamer ignites College Football Playoff fire with auto-bids SEC proclamationAfter finishing 9-3 with a six-game winning streak to close the regular season as one of the conference's hottest teams, the ...
The Ole Miss football team was accused of faking injuries by numerous opponents this past season, and South Carolina football ...
South Carolina Gamecocks head coach Shane Beamer issued a fiery message with a dig at Lane Kiffin and Ole Miss, aiming at the ...
South Carolina head coach Shane Beamer continues to voice his frustration over the uptick of fake injuries in college ...
South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer gave an eye-opening stance on the SEC Conference and the College Football Playoff ...
Given the program's success this year, Beamer knew South Carolina needed to retain the team's best players like quarterback LaNorris Sellers and defensive end Dylan Stewart to build on its success ...
South Carolina coach Shane Beamer remains bitter about how his team's season concluded. After finishing 9-3 with a six-game winning streak to close the regular season as one of the conference's ...
It has become very apparent that Shane Beamer was the right man for the job at South Carolina. The former Oklahoma assistant has served under several notable he ...
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