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Marcus Satterfield and the continuity problem
South Carolina's football program is in desperate need of continuity. But the ineptitude of USC's offense might nevertheless demand a shake-up.
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Finally, some Good Auburn Luck
What had been South Carolina's most profoundly cursed SEC series is now the subject of a two-game winning streak. And we owe it all to Mike Bobo.
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When both USC and Clemson were pursuing Frank Beamer
For two weeks in November and December of 1998, both of South Carolina's major football program were trying, with varying degrees of intensity, to hire Shane Beamer's dad.
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How we've gotten 1999 all wrong
And what we can learn about the 2021 season from remembering what really happened in Lou Holtz's first, winless season.
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Rich Bisaccia, the perpetual candidate
The weird history of Raiders interim HC Rich Bisaccia being the guy whose name always comes up in college head coaching searches -- but never seriously.
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Duce Staley's USC career is massively underrated
When we talk about the best Gamecocks of all time, we don’t often mention Duce Staley. But we should.
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On Shane Beamer's viral Georgia rant
What he said in the viral clip was entertaining, but I don't think we're focusing on the most interesting part.
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The case for 2000 as USC's best Georgia win
Lou Holtz's first marquee win as South Carolina head coach is too often overshadowed by more recent successes.
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ECU's history as a Year 1 bellwether
For first-year USC coaches, their performance against East Carolina has typically been a good sign of how the year will go.
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So ... just how bad is Eastern Illinois?
Beating Eastern Illinois was fun, but they might be the worst team a new USC head coach has ever opened with. Plus, a look back at how Muschamp's debut was covered.
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Dawn Staley's unlikely path to South Carolina
How a girl from the North Philly projects became one of the best in the world at two different occupations and decided to build a dynasty at South Carolina, of all places.
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The unfulfilled promise of Ricardo Hurley
Ricardo Hurley was supposed to herald the dawn of a new era in which South Carolina was a national recruiting power. But that's not what happened.