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South Carolina’s Shane Beamer Experiment Needs To Be Over
With the losses piling up – and plenty of potential options available – now is the time for the Gamecocks to cut their ‘Beamerball’ losses.
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Cock a doodle doo. Wait till next year!
Back to the old Gamecocks average seasons, 5 or 6 wins, barely any of them in conference.
The only thing that makes me pause about firing Beaner is that the market for new coaching talent in major programs is on the high demand side, not the supply side. Something like 6 or 7 other major program teams have fired their coaches and will be out looking for new ones….the handlful of potentially transformative new coach hires will be demanding sums that I don’t think our program is going to be able to compete with.
I completely agree with you. We need to look at the big picture here.
Keep Beamer! He just needs a few more years to get it all worked out. Sellers is really outstanding too. He just needs time. He has nailed that running backward concept!
Both in athletics and academics USC will continue to reflect the type of leadership it has in the BOT and Osborne: barely average but always talking a good game. There is no base for excellence do don’t expect it
How about them Cocks! Another dumpster fire in the making! Stay tuned news at 11.
Only three coaches have had a winning record in their first five years:
Billy Laval 1928–1934 39–26–6
Warren Giese 1956–1960 28–21–1
Steve Spurrier 2005–2009 35–28–0
Shane Beamer will be the fourth. Even if he lost the remaining three games. Is been over a decade since anyone else could say that.
Granted, hiring Mike Shula was a disaster (this guy could not win at Alabama). Just who does the author suggest that they hire? Lane Kiffin (who is on line to receive a $95 million dollar contract with an additional $25 million in NIL money)? It’s all about the money. Survival of the financially fittest is where we are headed. Does anyone believe that these athletes ever attend a class? Shane Beamer loves the University and he represents USC respectfully. The rich will keep getting richer.