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 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 ...
South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer gave an eye-opening stance on the SEC Conference and the College Football Playoff ...
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Hosted on MSNCFB Insider Exposes Shane Beamer as Disturbing Patterns Resurface in South Carolina’s Cry for HelpShane Beamer has recently won a lot of plaudits for his 2024 season. The post CFB Insider Exposes Shane Beamer as Disturbing ...
South Carolina's Shane Beamer doesn't coach at one of the Southeastern Conference's superpowers, which likely made it more difficult for him to retain standout Gamecocks players.
Shane Beamer believes SEC teams deserve some automatic bids to the CFP, and he pointed to South Carolina's win over Clemson as evidence.
Shane Beamer is all for it. The South Carolina coach firmly believes that the SEC stands apart in terms of competition on the football field. Because of this, he argues that the conference should ...
South Carolina football head coach Shane Beamer gave a bold take on the SEC Conference and College Football Playoff. The Gamecocks’ leader had a very encouraging fourth season in Columbia.
According to reports, Greg Sankey and his conference are seeking to have dedicated automatic spots in the new agreement. While the idea is still been debated, Shane Beamer is all for it. The South ...
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 ...
There are a handful of SEC teams who could take a step back in the 2025 season, including a couple of 10-win squads.
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