South Carolina’s offensive line struggles were noticeable against LSU, as the unit accounted for 5 of 13 penalties in the game.

On Sunday, Beamer felt compelled to do something he’s never done as a head coach. He fired an assistant coach midseason.

One day after South Carolina’s 20-10 loss to LSU, head coach Shane Beamer spoke to the media in his weekly Sunday teleconference. Here’s everything he had to say. Opening statement “All right, last night,

South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer fired his offensive line coach, Lonnie Teasley, after the Gamecocks lost to LSU on Oct. 11.

Mason Love faked a punt and threw a pass to tight end Mo Brown. But the officials waved it off, calling an illegal procedure penalty instead.

South Carolina saw two starters, one on offense and one on defense, go down with injuries and never return in a 20-10 loss at LSU on Saturday. Offensive lineman Shed Sarratt and defensive back Brandon Cisse both suffered first-half injuries that resulted in neither of them being able to come back.

Shane Beamer didn't sleep much after South Carolina's loss to LSU. By the time the Gamecocks' plane landed back in Columbia, he had already started wrestling wi

USC returned from its bye week with a football game at LSU. The Gamecocks were trying to win in Tiger Stadium for the first time since 1994 but fell 20-10.

The Gamecocks (3-2, 1-2 SEC) start with No. 11 LSU on Oct. 11 (7:45 p.m., SEC Network) then have Oklahoma (No. 6), Alabama (No. 8), Ole Miss (No. 4) then Texas A&M (No. 5).