Greg Adkins temporarily steps away from team
South Carolina offensive line coach Greg Adkins is temporarily stepping away from the team, the Gamecocks announced Thursday night.
According to a release, it is temporary and due to “minor health issues.”
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Adkins is in his second season at South Carolina after spending time at Marshall and a litany of other schools. This is not the first time Adkins has had to miss time at South Carolina due to health reasons. Adkins missed a game during the 2021 season dealing with health issues as well.
Lonnie Teasley, who is an offensive analyst, is serving now as the interim offensive line coach. Teasley is in his second year with the program. He’s had stops at Delaware State, Temple, Tennessee Tech, Arkansas-Pine Bluff and North Carolina Center. He was also in the NFL with the Balitmore Raves as an assistant offensive line coach.
Adkins is a long-tenured offensive line coach in college football and has his son, Nate, on the team with him this season.
“Greg is a veteran offensive line coach who has had a lot of success everywhere he’s been,” Beamer said when Adkins was hired. “He has SEC experience. Marcus Satterfield and I both worked with him at Tennessee and he’s also worked at Georgia. He’s an elite recruiter and builds great relationships with his players.”
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Gamecocks rocking throwback look for South Carolina State
South Carolina football is going back in time Thursday for a throwback helmet against SC State.
The Gamecocks will wear their white helmets with a Garnet throwback C on them, a deviation from the typical white helmet look, the team announced on Twitter Thursday afternoon. It’ll be paired with garnet jerseys and white pants tonight for its home matchup with SC State.
The Gamecocks and Bulldogs are set for a Thursday night matchup at Williams-Brice Stadium with kickoff scheduled for 7 p.m and the SEC Network carrying all the action.
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University of South Carolina alum and former Gamecock Central intern Alyssa Lang will have sideline duties with Dave Neal and Aaron Murray in the booth.
Thursday night’s matchup was originally scheduled for Saturday at noon but was moved up due to the projected impact of Hurricane Ian on the Palmetto State.
