ESPN report: Shane Beamer expected to receive raise to $6.5 million annual salary
According to a report by ESPN’s Chris Low, South Carolina Gamecocks head coach Shane Beamer is going to be getting a large raise.
Shane Beamer is expected to get a raise to $6.5 million. That’s up from the $2.75 million he currently makes. There is a board meeting on Friday that would approve the deal.
In two seasons at South Carolina, Beamer has managed to turn around the fortunes of the program. He has a 15-11 record and finished his second season strong, with wins over Tennessee and Clemson, before playing a tight and competitive game against Notre Dame in the Gator Bowl.
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Prior to coming to South Carolina, Beamer was an assistant coach for several stops, including Oklahoma, Virginia Tech, and Georgia.
It’s always good to be rewarded for your work, and that’s exactly what Shane Beamer is getting–rewarded for his success and hard work. Now, with a higher salary, comes higher expectations for the Gamecocks.