The Sooners led the nation in total offense, scoring offense and yards per play in 2018.
He comes to Carolina from Oklahoma, where he has served as the assistant head coach for offense for the last three seasons. He joined Lincoln Riley's unit at Oklahoma in his second season, Kirby Smart's program at Georgia in his first season and Sylvester Croom's staff at Mississippi State in his first season. He has been a part of three coaching staffs, where the head coach was in his first or second season at the school. My family and I are thrilled to be coming back to Columbia and the state of South Carolina."īeamer has been a part of building programs throughout his career. I am thankful to all the head coaches that I have worked for, the assistant coaches and student-athletes I have worked with. "I am ready and excited to be the head football coach at the University of South Carolina. "I have been preparing for this moment my entire life," said Beamer. During his career, he has coached in 17 bowl games, including a College Football Playoff National Championship Game, has posted 18 non-losing seasons, six of those with double-digit victories and his teams have won 62.5 percent of its games. I believe Shane's energy, enthusiasm, commitment and fondness for our school and program will be met favorably by our student-athletes, staff and fans."īeamer, 43, has been an assistant coach at seven Football Bowl Subdivision schools for 21 seasons. "He has worked under some of the greatest coaches in college football and has taken those lessons to become one of the bright, young minds in the game. "I believe that Shane Beamer is the perfect fit to be the head football coach at the University of South Carolina," said Tanner.
Shane Beamer, considered to be one of the rising stars among coaches in college football, has been named the University of South Carolina's 36th head football coach, Director of Athletics Ray Tanner announced Dec.
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