The head coach said he sees the improvement in the offensive line, the receivers and the defense - as the younger players continue to step in for injured veterans. “And again, we’re not patting ourselves on the back … but also, know we’ve made strides as a team and are going to continue.” “I look around, and I still think we’re a better team than we were two weeks ago,” he said. Despite the “disappointing,” self-inflicted errors, Beamer said he’s felt more convinced of the team’s identity than he has throughout this season. More convinced of team’s identityīeamer said the team’s goal was to make the game close through all four quarters of the game, and they accomplished it. He said South Carolina was expecting Georgia to come out fast in the second half, particularly as they started on offense, and they were anticipating that difference.īeamer said South Carolina “expected” to win the game, despite the hostile environment, but those errors separated the Gamecocks from the upset. “And that’s frustrating, because our kids worked their butts off.”īeamer added that it just came down to not playing clean football. “I’ve just got a list of just self-inflicted things in the second half,” Beamer said while showing his list. Shane Beamer Gives Initial Injury Report Ahead Of Georgia Matchup South Carolina Football coach Shane Beamer held his weekly teleconference call on Sunday night, and gave the latest on his teams. Beamer showed a list of mistakes he wrote down, emphasizing how difficult it was to win with those errors.
Lots of self-inflicted errorsīeamer said false starts, personal fouls and other errors made throughout the second half really kept the Gamecocks from regaining control. And with the Gamecocks trailing 17-14 as the game headed into the fourth quarter, he said USC played “toe-to-toe” with the Bulldogs. For the most part, Beamer said that’s what happened.
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