Gamecock football is looking for its next head football coach. It could be someone who had a hand in the most successful run South Carolina football has ever had.

Oklahoma assistant coach Shane Beamer was Steve Spurrier's recruiting coordinator a decade ago as the program was starting a run of three straight top 10 finishes.

In the third episode of his podcast series on Carolina coaching candidates, Heath Cline takes an in-depth look at the possibility of Beamer becoming Will Muschamp's successor at South Carolina.

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Gamecock football is looking for its next head football coach. It could be someone who has already been a head coach of three other South Carolina schools.

Jamey Chadwell has Coastal Carolina undefeated and hosting ESPN's College Gameday.

In the second episode of his podcast series on Carolina coaching candidates, Heath Cline takes an in-depth look at the possibility of Chadwell becoming Will Muschamp's successor at South Carolina.

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Gamecock football is looking for its next head football coach. Heath Cline kicks off series of an in-depth looks at the Carolina coaching candidates with Louisiana head coach Billy Napier.

He's made the Ragin' Cajuns into a top 25 team. He's a former Clemson offensive coordinator and SC State assistant coach. He played quarterback for Furman.

Heath breaks down why Napier could be Will Muschamp's successor, and why the Gamecocks might go in a different direction.

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What does Andrew Luck's retirement mean for his legacy and how think about other athletes that make similar decisions with their careers?

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Black Magic chronicles South Carolina's 1984 football season, arguably the greatest in the school's history, through the eyes of the players and coaches whose exploits captured the imagination of football fans across the country 35 years ago. 

These stories and memories come courtesy of Mike Hold, Del Wilkes, Bill Bradshaw, Bill Barnhill, Keith Kephart, Tank Black, Thomas Dendy, and Otis Morris.

Additional thanks to the University of South Carolina Athletics Department and Learfield IMG College for the original Bob Fulton radio play-by-play, and thanks Mark Plemmons for assisting with audio quality control

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In a new series of oral histories, I go deep and get the stories of some of the most memorable seasons, players, and moments in South Carolina history.

This first episode, Black Magic, chronicles South Carolina's 1984 football season, arguably the greatest season in the school's history.

These stories and memories come courtesy of Mike Hold, Del Wilkes, Bill Bradshaw, Bill Barnhill, Keith Kephart, Tank Black, Thomas Dendy, and Otis Morris.

Additional thanks to the University of South Carolina Athletics Department and Learfield IMG College for the original Bob Fulton radio play-by-play, and thanks Mark Plemmons for assisting with audio quality control

Enjoy!

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Bill Gunter joins Pearson for another heated NBA debate. This time: what would a fourth ring without a Bill Russell Finals MVP trophy mean for Steph Curry's Legacy

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Kawhi Leonard did his best to make us forget about Damian Lillard's insane buzzer-beater at the end of the first round of the playoffs by becoming the first player to hit a game-ending buzzer-beater in a Game 7. So whose shot was better?

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