The former Oklahoma associate head coach has been with South Carolina since 2021, making for an awkward (and humorous) text to his wife Emily.

After a couple days to put the LSU game behind them, South Carolina Gamecocks' head coach Shane Beamer met with the media to discuss his team's upcoming night game vs Akron. While at the podium, Coach Beamer was asked about some of the SEC's responses to the penalties from Saturday as well as what he would like to see from his team entering next week's bye.

Shane Beamer exhausted his only option on Saturday night. South Carolina had just lost a heartbreaker to LSU — once up 17, the Gamecocks gave up the game-winning touchdown with just over a minute to play — and much of the game’s story centered on officiating.

After South Carolina's 36-33 loss to LSU Saturday, coach Shane Beamer sought clarification for some of the 13 penalties called on the Gamecocks.

South Carolina Gamecocks head coach Shane Beamer called the SEC head of officials after LSU loss. The South Carolina Gamecocks took a tough loss on Saturday versus the LSU Tigers. In the midst of that loss,

South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer explained the sequence right before missed game-tying field goal vs. LSU on Saturday:

After South Carolina football defeated Kentucky 31-6 on Saturday at Kroger Field in Lexington, coach Shane Beamer didn't surrender his excitement. He was seen embracing his son, Hunter.

Sellers suffered an ankle injury in the loss to LSU. He helped South Carolina jump out to a 24-10 1st half lead with 4- and 75-yard rushing scores. In limited action, Sellers had the 88 rushing yards and 2 scores, also going 9-of-16 passing for 113 yards.

Gamecocks coach Shane Beamer and athletic director Ray Tanner were in contact with the SEC office about some of the referees' calls in Saturday's loss to LSU.