SHANE BEAMER REACTS TO DOWELL LOGGAINS’ DEPARTURE TO APPALACHIAN STATE
Columbia, SC – South Carolina Gamecocks head coach Shane Beamer has reacted to the news that Dowell Loggains, the team’s former tight ends coach, has taken a job at Appalachian State.
_Loggains’ Departure_
– _New Opportunity_: Loggains has been hired as the new offensive coordinator at Appalachian State, a role that will give him more responsibility and a chance to call plays.
– _Gratitude and Appreciation_: Beamer expressed his gratitude and appreciation for Loggains’ contributions to the Gamecocks’ program during his time in Columbia.
_Beamer’s Reaction_
– _Bittersweet Feeling_: Beamer described the feeling of losing Loggains as “bittersweet,” acknowledging that while it’s tough to lose a valuable member of the coaching staff, it’s also exciting to see Loggains take on a new challenge.
– _Praise for Loggains_: Beamer praised Loggains for his hard work, dedication, and commitment to the Gamecocks’ program, saying that he will be “sorely missed” in Columbia.
– _Focus on the Future_: Beamer emphasized that the Gamecocks will now focus on finding a replacement for Loggains and continuing to build on the progress made during the 2023 season.
_Loggains’ Legacy at South Carolina_
– _Tight Ends Coach_: Loggains served as the Gamecocks’ tight ends coach for two seasons, helping to develop players like Jaheim Bell and Nate Adkins.
– _Recruiting Impact_: Loggains was also instrumental in recruiting top talent to Columbia, including several highly-rated tight ends and offensive linemen.
_What’s Next for the Gamecocks?_
– _Coaching Search_: The Gamecocks will now begin a search for a new tight ends coach to replace Loggains.
– _Spring Practice_: The team will also prepare for spring practice, which is scheduled to begin in late March.
– _2024 Season_: The Gamecocks will look to build on the progress made during the 2023 season, with a focus on competing for a championship in the Southeastern Conference (SEC).
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