Scott Davis brilliantly sums up the Beamer era

[18IsTheMan]

"South Carolina football in the Shane Beamer Era remains one of the most unpredictable, up-and-down, zig-zagging organizations in sports. We just don’t know what we’re getting from week to week from this team. We’ve called it the Roller Coaster, and I even nicknamed the phenomenon The Shane Beamer Experience – an always interesting, often entertaining, occasionally maddening and absolutely all over the place ride that never quite ends where you think it will. Call it what you will, but the only thing we know for sure about Gamecock football right now is that we aren’t sure about anything. Anything’s possible, nothing’s possible, everything’s possible."

Scott Davis: Uncertain journey takes a wrong turn

Call it what you will, but the only thing we know for sure about Gamecock football right now is that we aren’t sure about anything.

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[PrestonyteParrot]

Beamer Ball is now Beamer's Magic Eight Ball (Never know what you're going to get)

 

[Lurker123]

I believe that comes from a coach who is learning on the job.

He should be having these growing pains at Memphis, or Some other small school.

 

[USCEE82]

Ain't just Beamer. We've never been able to build on a surprise win, ever. Except for the Spurrier years when we expected to win every week.

 

[Harvard Gamecock]

"South Carolina football in the Shane Beamer Era remains one of the most unpredictable, up-and-down, zig-zagging organizations in sports. We just don’t know what we’re getting from week to week from this team. We’ve called it the Roller Coaster, and I even nicknamed the phenomenon The Shane Beamer Experience – an always interesting, often entertaining, occasionally maddening and absolutely all over the place ride that never quite ends where you think it will. Call it what you will, but the only thing we know for sure about Gamecock football right now is that we aren’t sure about anything. Anything’s possible, nothing’s possible, everything’s possible."

Scott Davis: Uncertain journey takes a wrong turn

Call it what you will, but the only thing we know for sure about Gamecock football right now is that we aren’t sure about anything.

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I'm going to exercise some editing options for this article.

an always Interesting Curious
occasionally entertaing.
mostly maddening

NO, not anything is possible.

 

[gamecock stock]

I read David Cloninger's write up today. Words in that column included: undisciplined, sloppy, disjointed mess, coaching staff problems and coaching longevity problems.

It is amazing to me that this university decided to put someone who has never even been an Offensive or Defensive Coordinator, much less Head Coach, into the SEC to get on-the- job training. I would have thought that by year 4, the training wheels would have come off.

 

[I4CtheFuture]

Only possible good news - Shane definitely reads these things. He definitely knows he's on the hot seat with the fans now. He knows it's about to break one way or the other. If nothing changes from here on out : Bye. Thanks for trying, but Bye.

 

[Southern Fried Chicken]

It is amazing to me that thisto put someone who has never even been an Offensive or Defensive Coordinator, much less Head Coach, into the SEC to get on-the- job training. I would have thought that by year 4, the training wheels would have come off.

The 'Peter Principal' is a management concept that states 'employees are eventually promoted to a level of incompetence'

BUT, if what if those 'employees' never had any experience? I.E., using football, was NEVER a HC at a lower level, was NEVER an Offensive Coordinator nor Defensive Coordinator, was NEVER a Backfield Coach or Head Line Coach? Isn't the Recruiting Coordinator the kid who collects the sweaty Jock Straps for his Father's team?

Beamer Ball??? ... HhMmm!

 

[Tidalcock]

"South Carolina football in the Shane Beamer Era remains one of the most unpredictable, up-and-down, zig-zagging organizations in sports. We just don’t know what we’re getting from week to week from this team. We’ve called it the Roller Coaster, and I even nicknamed the phenomenon The Shane Beamer Experience – an always interesting, often entertaining, occasionally maddening and absolutely all over the place ride that never quite ends where you think it will. Call it what you will, but the only thing we know for sure about Gamecock football right now is that we aren’t sure about anything. Anything’s possible, nothing’s possible, everything’s possible."

Scott Davis: Uncertain journey takes a wrong turn

Call it what you will, but the only thing we know for sure about Gamecock football right now is that we aren’t sure about anything.

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Sort of like Forrest Gump’s box of chocolates——

 

[mickray]

"If I can't jump my height, then why can't I jump one inch over my height?"

 

[KingWard]

Ain't just Beamer. We've never been able to build on a surprise win, ever. Except for the Spurrier years when we expected to win every week.

We didn't build very well on the Bama win in 2010. Still p!$$e$ me off.

 

[HI Cock1]

"South Carolina football in the Shane Beamer Era remains one of the most unpredictable, up-and-down, zig-zagging organizations in sports. We just don’t know what we’re getting from week to week from this team. We’ve called it the Roller Coaster, and I even nicknamed the phenomenon The Shane Beamer Experience – an always interesting, often entertaining, occasionally maddening and absolutely all over the place ride that never quite ends where you think it will. Call it what you will, but the only thing we know for sure about Gamecock football right now is that we aren’t sure about anything. Anything’s possible, nothing’s possible, everything’s possible."

Scott Davis: Uncertain journey takes a wrong turn

Call it what you will, but the only thing we know for sure about Gamecock football right now is that we aren’t sure about anything.

www.on3.com

One of Scott's best.

 

[HI Cock1]

We didn't build very well on the Bama win in 2010. Still p!$$e$ me off.

Lost to KY that year if I remember correctly... after Lattimore sprained his ankle.