July 2, 20241 yr Looking at TV listings and last years Texas/OU game is going to be shown….on the SEC Network. Nice Flex.
July 2, 20241 yr Looking at TV listings and last years Texas/OU game is going to be shown….on the SEC Network. Nice Flex.The aggy home beat down of UMass 20-3 comes on next Tuesday morning at 3:50am to 4:00am.
July 2, 20241 yr 2 hours ago, ABSR said: Looking at TV listings and last years Texas/OU game is going to be shown….on the SEC Network. Nice Flex. It's on air right now, so that the rest of the SEC can understand the shitty officiating both programs escaped from.
July 2, 20241 yr “It just means more” spokes-girl….meaning, https://www.secsports.com/news/2016/09/meet-the-it-just-means-more-spokesperson Edited July 2, 20241 yr by Cairn Horn88
July 2, 20241 yr 38 minutes ago, gatormarc said: It just means MOAR! Moar gumps, moar cowbell, moar tailgates, more ever'thang. S E C!!!
July 3, 20241 yr Evidence popping up that we may be headed towards a 9 game season in 2026. Vandy cancelled their series with Colorado State. Other series have been cancelled for the future, most seem like ones that had home and home portions.
July 3, 20241 yr And what a surprise, all three of those teams have an FCS school on their schedule. Cancel them and add the 9th conference games, you pussies.
July 3, 20241 yr Author Key off-field staff member leaving USC football program, report says Story by Jordan Kaye Perhaps the most important figure of South Carolina football’s recruiting operation is no longer with the program. Taylor Edwards, the Gamecocks’ director of player personnel, is leaving coach Shane Beamer’s program, according to a report from The Big Spur on Tuesday afternoon.He’d been with the team for three seasons. Beamer hired Edwards less than three months after he took the job in Columbia and, since then, he has not only been instrumental in helping South Carolina to Top-25 recruiting classes in each of the past three seasons but acting as the liaison between the football program and South Carolina’s NIL collectives. Before arriving in Columbia, Edwards was Maryland’s Director of Recruiting Operations for two years under coach Mike Locksley. Before that, he had spent time at Arkansas (dir. of recruiting), Alabama (player personnel assistant) and a few smaller programs in Alabama. This is a developing story and will be updated
July 4, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, LTtxfan said: Key off-field staff member leaving USC football program, report says Story by Jordan Kaye Perhaps the most important figure of South Carolina football’s recruiting operation is no longer with the program. Taylor Edwards, the Gamecocks’ director of player personnel, is leaving coach Shane Beamer’s program, according to a report from The Big Spur on Tuesday afternoon.He’d been with the team for three seasons. Beamer hired Edwards less than three months after he took the job in Columbia and, since then, he has not only been instrumental in helping South Carolina to Top-25 recruiting classes in each of the past three seasons but acting as the liaison between the football program and South Carolina’s NIL collectives. Before arriving in Columbia, Edwards was Maryland’s Director of Recruiting Operations for two years under coach Mike Locksley. Before that, he had spent time at Arkansas (dir. of recruiting), Alabama (player personnel assistant) and a few smaller programs in Alabama. This is a developing story and will be updated what are you trying to say young man
July 4, 20241 yr 8 hours ago, mdmost said: Evidence popping up that we may be headed towards a 9 game season in 2026. Vandy cancelled their series with Colorado State. Other series have been cancelled for the future, most seem like ones that had home and home portions. That could easily be SEC saying we have Texas and Oklahoma now too so cancel any challenging out of conference game you have scheduled…. Been a few this year and last also.
July 4, 20241 yr We aren't here to smiley glad hand, we're here to ruin this conference one tiitle at a time.
July 4, 20241 yr The fear in the SEC middle tier is palpable. Only Georgia, Alabama, and the doormats don't seem to care
July 4, 20241 yr 5 hours ago, Pimphand said: The fear in the SEC middle tier is palpable. Only Georgia, Alabama, and the doormats don't seem to care In time, they will. Starting this year after UGA visits DKR.
July 4, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, DFW Horn said: In time, they will. Starting this year after UGA visits DKR. Yeah there was an LSU scrub trying to talk all this shit about the DKR game day experience in 2019. Uhh bro we came close to beating your BEST.TEAM.EVAR with a team that went 8-4 the rest of the way. No doubt we are apathetic from years of playing crap teams but we can still get plenty of hype.
July 4, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, Pimphand said: Yeah there was an LSU scrub trying to talk all this shit about the DKR game day experience in 2019. Uhh bro we came close to beating your BEST.TEAM.EVAR with a team that went 8-4 the rest of the way. No doubt we are apathetic from years of playing crap teams but we can still get plenty of hype. The 'torture your opponent by climate control game," right? Poor honorable LSU lads littered the field that game with insufferable cramps.
July 4, 20241 yr The only thing that pisses me off about that LSU game besides brick hands Ingram, is at the beginning when that pussy Chiasson walked over and drank from out water and our pussy team taking after Herman just sat there and did nothing. No fight. Just took it.
July 4, 20241 yr 3 hours ago, pyrohornIII said: The 'torture your opponent by climate control game," right? Poor honorable LSU lads littered the field that game with insufferable cramps. The correct response to that behavior is to wait until the stoppage is over, line up, pull a man in motion and have him grab his hamstring and fall down, waving to the ref. Now, have another full five-minute stoppage. Line up exactly as before, same motion and all, if they show the same D... gotcha. Do this every single time they pull their fake injury. Suggested Rule change: For safety of participants, a player leaving the game due to injury may not re-enter the game until (a) a change of possession has occurred AND (b) player is cleared by NCAA Official Physician. In the event said player is re-injured identically (e.g. leg cramps, turned ankle) he may not re-enter the game under any circumstance.
July 5, 20241 yr On 7/3/2024 at 4:07 PM, Saint Austin said: And what a surprise, all three of those teams have an FCS school on their schedule. Cancel them and add the 9th conference games, you pussies. Yes. Florida is known for our weak schedules.
July 5, 20241 yr On 7/1/2024 at 6:00 PM, n64ra said: It'll be pretty nice for other SEC schools to win less conference championships.
July 5, 20241 yr SEC loves soft schedules get use to it... We will never see Ohio State, USC or Michigan out of conference again …. Get use to Sam Houston, Texas State, UTEP, ect. Hopefully we don’t go to lower level as much as they do is all we can hope for at this point. Just look at the games they canceled already the last two years. Yes it’s the best conference in football on the top level of its teams, (Bama, LSU, Georgia, hell atm played Georgia once somehow in 12 years?!). but it’s soft as Charmaine when it comes to protecting that legend. Theirs selective scheduling is ridiculous. Edited July 5, 20241 yr by Hook1997
July 5, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, Hook1997 said: SEC loves soft schedules get use to it... We will never see Ohio State, USC or Michigan out of conference again …. Get use to Sam Houston, Texas State, UTEP, ect. Hopefully we don’t go to lower level as much as they do is all we can hope for at this point. Just look at the games they canceled already the last two years. Yes it’s the best conference in football on the top level of its teams, (Bama, LSU, Georgia, hell atm played Georgia once somehow in 12 years?!). but it’s soft as Charmaine when it comes to protecting that legend. Theirs selective scheduling is ridiculous. It’s true that most of the SEC loves soft schedules, but the top/elite of the SEC does not. Here are the big dogs and who they’ve played over the last 10 years… Alabama: Texas, Wisconsin, Miami, Florida St, USC, Louisville Georgia: Oregon, Clemson, Notre Dame, North Carolina, plus Georgia Tech each year Florida: Miami, Utah, Michigan, UCF, USF, and (not as impressive until you remember) they play Florida State each year LSU: Wisconsin, Miami, Texas, UCLA, Florida Stare, USC and even aggy (credit where credit is due): Oregon, Miami, UCLA, Clemson, Notre Dame I do think the recent realignment will slow down this type of scheduling some but I doubt it goes away completely. Bluebloods will still want to play other bluebloods and near blueblood type teams, plus opening up a CFP to 12 give these teams a mulligan especially it it’s a high caliber matchup like Alabama/Texas last year.
July 5, 20241 yr So Georgia didn’t cancel Oklahoma last year at the behest of the conference or our return LSU game the yea before? I mean there’s more examples someone canceled a OK State series for a D2 game, I think someone canceled T Tech for the same…. When you have to list Louisville and Georgia Tech as strong opponents, something’s wrong….. let’s not forget atm played Georgia once in twelve years… Edited July 5, 20241 yr by Hook1997
July 5, 20241 yr 3 minutes ago, Hook1997 said: So Georgia didn’t cancel Oklahoma last year at the behest of the conference or our return LSU game the yea before? Our return LSU game was done in by Covid
July 5, 20241 yr 2 minutes ago, TrashMaster G said: Our return LSU game was done in by Covid They had an option for it the next year (well 2022) and were told to cancel after the sec deal went thru…. Edited July 5, 20241 yr by Hook1997
July 5, 20241 yr 14 hours ago, gatormarc said: Yes. Florida is known for our weak schedules. Ha. You can still have a cupcake without dropping down an entire division.
July 5, 20241 yr SEC loves soft schedules get use to it... We will never see Ohio State, USC or Michigan out of conference again …. Get use to Sam Houston, Texas State, UTEP, ect. Hopefully we don’t go to lower level as much as they do is all we can hope for at this point. Just look at the games they canceled already the last two years. Yes it’s the best conference in football on the top level of its teams, (Bama, LSU, Georgia, hell atm played Georgia once somehow in 12 years?!). but it’s soft as Charmaine when it comes to protecting that legend. Theirs selective scheduling is ridiculous.
July 6, 20241 yr On 7/5/2024 at 12:36 AM, Hook1997 said: So Georgia didn’t cancel Oklahoma last year at the behest of the conference or our return LSU game the yea before? I mean there’s more examples someone canceled a OK State series for a D2 game, I think someone canceled T Tech for the same…. When you have to list Louisville and Georgia Tech as strong opponents, something’s wrong….. let’s not forget atm played Georgia once in twelve years… I don’t fault Georgia or Oklahoma for that. The conference wanted to build up the excitement. Again many SEC teams schedule like little bitches, for example Tennessee hasn’t played a major opponent since Oklahoma back in 2015, but to act like they all do this is dumb, just look at the examples I listed above. Texas had series scheduled with LSU, Alabama, Georgia, Florida; and they also played many of the same level schools from other conferences such as USC/Oregon/UCLA, Florida St/Clemson/Miami, Notre Dame… the only way you could improve that list would be to add Oklahoma (which some had scheduled) Michigan, Ohio State, or Penn State. If your criticism of the top of the SEC is basically they need to schedule the top 3 teams in the Big Ten or they are soft then your expectations are just a bit unreasonable.
July 7, 20241 yr Author Dead in the water: Anonymous coach puts South Carolina HC Shane Beamer on blast https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/dead-in-the-water-anonymous-coach-puts-south-carolina-hc-shane-beamer-on-blast/ar-BB1pe4BT Gonna be interesting to see how this year goes for the Cocks. With such a tough schedule and the fairly new contract extension, Beamer likely gets at least one more season after 2024. South Carolina Gamecocks Schedule 2024
July 7, 20241 yr 11 hours ago, LTtxfan said: FSU , CLEMSON TO SEC SOON? A&M and NOTRE DAME TO BIG 10? I'd love to see aggy slither away again. Maybe they do. But I don't see this exact scenario playing out if the secX3 only nets 1 team added. Now if the above did happen in some sort of domino effect fashion (FSU and Clemson get added, then aggy utilizes the opportunity to bolt), I could see the conference trying to add UNC or Duke for the TV viewership. Bottom line, the conference will need to have an even number of teams imo.
July 8, 20241 yr 37 minutes ago, Spider2YBanana said: Damn I would love to see us play Penn State. Fuck Pedo State. I'd like a home and home with Wisconsin.
July 8, 20241 yr 18 minutes ago, TrashMaster G said: Fuck Pedo State. I'd like a home and home with Wisconsin. Might be fun.
July 8, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, TrashMaster G said: Fuck Pedo State. I'd like a home and home with Wisconsin. That too.
July 8, 20241 yr 4 hours ago, TrashMaster G said: Fuck Pedo State. I'd like a home and home with Wisconsin. We have a one game losing record to Penn St, Northwestern, and Minnesota. I say we go after those first if we’re playing Big Ten schools OOC.
July 8, 20241 yr Question- SEC media days are next week, in Dallas. Any announced plans for Sark to speak to local Texas Exes? Edited July 8, 20241 yr by statsman
July 10, 20241 yr On 7/3/2024 at 2:50 PM, mdmost said: Evidence popping up that we may be headed towards a 9 game season in 2026. Vandy cancelled their series with Colorado State. Other series have been cancelled for the future, most seem like ones that had home and home portions. And now Georgia cancels the series with UCLA that was supposed to start in 2025-2026
July 10, 20241 yr 7 minutes ago, mdmost said: And now Georgia cancels the series with UCLA that was supposed to start in 2025-2026 That still gives them 4 OOC games since they just added Marshall to replace UCLA. Edit: Disregard. Marshall is only for 2025 which we've already locked down as an 8 game conference schedule. Edited July 10, 20241 yr by gatormarc
July 10, 20241 yr Looking at Florida/NCState. Both have openings in 2027. They could just move the 2026 game there.
July 10, 20241 yr Author On 7/3/2024 at 6:37 PM, LTtxfan said: Key off-field staff member leaving USC football program, report says Story by Jordan Kaye Perhaps the most important figure of South Carolina football’s recruiting operation is no longer with the program. Taylor Edwards, the Gamecocks’ director of player personnel, is leaving coach Shane Beamer’s program, according to a report from The Big Spur on Tuesday afternoon.He’d been with the team for three seasons. Beamer hired Edwards less than three months after he took the job in Columbia and, since then, he has not only been instrumental in helping South Carolina to Top-25 recruiting classes in each of the past three seasons but acting as the liaison between the football program and South Carolina’s NIL collectives. Before arriving in Columbia, Edwards was Maryland’s Director of Recruiting Operations for two years under coach Mike Locksley. Before that, he had spent time at Arkansas (dir. of recruiting), Alabama (player personnel assistant) and a few smaller programs in Alabama. This is a developing story and will be updated Shane Beamer and South Carolina have landed a top personnel figure with stops in the Big 10, SEC and Pac-12 DOUG SAMUELS JUL 8, 2024 Shane Beamer and the Gamecocks have landed an experienced alumnus for a top personnel role on staff. Reports, starting last night locally and stretching into today, began to share that Oregon's Darren Uscher, an alumnus of South Carolina, was being targeted for the director of player personnel opening. This evening, South Carolina announced the hire officially. With the Ducks, Uscher worked in personnel and recruiting as he and Dan Lanning's staff put together one of the top recruiting classes in the country. Before joining the staff in Eugene Uscher served briefly in a GM capacity at UCLA under Chip Kelly before his departure to Ohio State. Uscher has also led personnel departments at places like Auburn at Boise State as well. He spent two seasons on The Plains and seven total seasons at Boise State. Edited July 10, 20241 yr by LTtxfan
July 10, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, gatormarc said: Looking at Florida/NCState. Both have openings in 2027. They could just move the 2026 game there. You're dropping Cal now for 2026-2027. They're playing UCLA instead.
July 10, 20241 yr 4 minutes ago, mdmost said: You're dropping Cal now for 2026-2027. They're playing UCLA instead. Good to know that. But NCState still needs to do something about 2026 as they have 5 OOC games. And Cal needs more OOC games in 2026-27. I think for them it has to do more about travel. . They've got to fly like 25000 miles this season with the ACC schedule. Same with UCLA dropping Auburn and Georgia. Edited July 10, 20241 yr by gatormarc
July 10, 20241 yr So, everyone but Mizzou and Miss St are good. But boy does Mizzou have some work to do. 7 upcoming OOC schedules that would need to be adjusted.
July 10, 20241 yr 14 minutes ago, gatormarc said: So, everyone but Mizzou and Miss St are good. But boy does Mizzou have some work to do. 7 upcoming OOC schedules that would need to be adjusted. KU, IL, and MO St won’t get dropped. Doubtful Army is dropped. NIL, FL Atl, Troy or AR PB will go away. And they may shuffle/cancel others. Kinda depends.
July 10, 20241 yr 3 minutes ago, thunderlounge said: NIL, FL Atl, Troy or AR PB will go away. And they may shuffle/cancel others. Kinda depends. Mizzou is probably going to have to buy off a bunch of those games.
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