South Carolina talked to Riley about the Gamecocks' head job heading into the 2016 season before hiring Muschamp. Riley said last month that Beamer would be a "really good head coach" and added that Beamer had "great experience, being able to work with several different guys and several different programs, different parts of the country." He has spent the past three years as Riley's right-hand man on offense and also coached the Sooners' tight ends and H-backs.
SHANE BEAMER TO OKLAHOMA PRO
Los Angeles Chargers Pro Bowl defensive end Melvin Ingram, a consensus All-American at South Carolina as a senior, recently tweeted that Beamer would "bring the culture back."īeamer, 43, has never been a primary playcaller on offense or defense during his career, but he has experience on both sides of the ball and has also coordinated special teams. "Shane has ties to the state and the university and owned the state during his time at USC as the recruiting coordinator, helping bring in South Carolina recruits like Marcus Lattimore, Alshon Jeffery, Jadeveon Clowney, Stephon Gilmore and many more."
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"I have full confidence that Shane will put together a heck of a staff that will light up the scoreboard and make Carolina exciting again," DiMarco told ESPN. Patrick DiMarco, a Pro Bowl fullback with the Atlanta Falcons in 2015, played at South Carolina when Beamer was on the staff and highly endorsed the hire. Swearinger, all of whom are still playing in the NFL. I hope all of our guys get that opportunity.The Gamecocks' 2009 signing class included cornerback Stephon Gilmore, receiver Alshon Jeffery and safety D.J. “When you get an opportunity for some one to go on and increase their role, and they get a promotion – I think that is an honor for your staff. I learned that from none other than Nick (Saban),” Kirby said.
“I think it is an honor any time your assistants have an opportunity to advance themselves. The Bulldogs have also lost some off the field assistants, including Scott Fountain (special teams analyst) and Aaron Feld (assistant strength and conditioning coach).īack in December, Kirby Smart said that coaches leaving his program was a sign of success. Georgia previously lost outside linebackers coach Kevin Sherrer, who accepted the defensive coordinator position with new head coach Jeremy Pruitt at Tennessee. Prior to that, he was the associate head coach and running backs coach at Virginia Tech since 2011.
You can’t blame Shane Beamer for leaving the UGA program because it appears he is set for a big promotion and raise under head coach Lincoln Riley at Oklahoma.īeamer has been with the Bulldogs since Kirby Smart’s first season in Athens.
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