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- Injury: If he's truly 100%, get his butt out there because we need the Oline to have as much playing time together as possible to be ready for SEC play.

- University of South Carolina junior edge rusher Dylan Stewart has been named to the 2026 Walter Camp Preseason first-team All-America squad, The Walter Camp Foundation announced today. - Walter Camp is the nation’s oldest college football All-America team. - Considered the “Father of American Football,” Walter Camp introduced the play from scrimmage, set plays, the numerical assessment of goals and tries and the restriction of play to eleven men per...

- OL: The University seems kind of weirdly attracted to grays and other neutrals in these improvements.

- OL/LB: I have seen many other coaches go at least one series onto the second half with the starter, regardless of score.

- OL: It boils down to this, Randy Clements and the Offensive Line, plain and simple, the season, Beamers Job, LS and the rest are not going to achieve much without at a bare minimum "adequate"...

- QB/OL: Dude, I normally agree with most of your stuff, but this is just zombieland stuff...

- South Carolina (6.5 wins): Shane Beamer on hot seat despite being year five; Dylan Stewart banged up, offensive line injuries mounting (lost two starters). Unless they take "big step forward," Beamer likely fired; nine-win season two years ago set unrealistic expectations. - Mississippi State (4.5 wins): Jeff Lebby's first year; key is conference competitiveness, not just total wins. If they pick up more SEC wins or stay competitive vs. eight-loss SEC average, Lebby survives; if 0-8 SEC with 12-point losses again, he's out. Kamario Taylor is an exciting young QB in up-tempo system; Minnesota Week 2 and South Carolina Week 3 are pivotal. - Schedule: Week 2 Minnesota (road, quality opponent to set tone) and Week 3 South Carolina (both have similar uncertainty); winning both puts team "playing with house money."

- Top Team-Specific Takeaways - And I hate this because like I was actually pretty optimistic about some of the the additions that South Carolina made via the portal. - they they've struggled with offensive line depth for a number of years there. - This is like the second time in the last four years that they had like their good OT tackle go down um you know, spring or or pre-spring. - I think if you look at their schedule um and before I like Yeah, I think that those guys can bounce back and make a bowl.

- Beamer’s new OL haul replaces a flushed line; now it’s about numbers and development.

- With a serviceable OL, healthy Peak and Stewart, Briles, top-3 QB Sellers, breakout WRs, and Currence at S, this could be a playoff team.

- Peak returns at LT, Poku/Sarratt at RG/RT—is this consensus? - Other OL developments?

- LaNorris had no passing pockets like Spurrier-era QBs; O-line failed to provide time or field vision.

- Return core (Chloe, Swatkins, Jerzy, Gotti, Tessa) and add nasty center from portal for harder run.

- OL: That sounds like our offensive line!!

- Ditching OL coach Lonnie Teasley (worst in college football) will significantly improve offensive line play.

- School lacks QB pedigree—Rattler/Lanorris hampered by bad OL/OC; injuries to Lattimore, Peak, Stewart derailed championship windows.

- Offensive system/coaching critical; defensive improvement + solid QB gives playoff ceiling potential.

- Fuller is true RB1, Clark 1B; offense looks night-and-day better; Clem fixing O-line; Cutter/Duck competing at QB next year.

- Cherokee County Gamecock Club Spring Meeting May 14 in Gaffney; coaches Furrey, Barnes, Sarratt attend; Q&A on spring practice.

- South Carolina OL historically bad; scheme likely discouraged short passes/RB-TE options/pocket movement; minimal misdirection made defending easier.

- Clayton White noted improved offensive efficiency late in spring; Kendall Briles under pressure to score more; Matthew Smiley mentioned improved interior DL depth.

- With Briles OC, Sellers elite QB, healthy Peak/Stewart, team has overachieve potential.

- Injury: On Wednesday, former South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia announced he's been diagnosed with Stage 4 colorectal cancer.

- Giwa better suited for D-line than O-line given learning curve and five-year window.

- SC O-line coaching deficiency critical; draft analysts consistently note terrible fundamentals across years.

- OL/LB: As we have ever since our inception - and, yeah, we're still here - our No.