@LanderHiott Dylan Stewart is worth the money, just wish he had some leadership to pair with his ability. He’s all for himself, but at least he produces.
@Gamecockswag201 I’ve loved Beamer. Hell of a recruiter. But this program need leadership from the top. Not a players coach. A culture of brotherhood is great but accountability and discipline is what real love is and not all players will like that. We need a coach who isn’t a people pleaser.
@DCPandC Ya… the millionaire qb who publicly scolds his wrs for his mistakes reeks of leadership. How about you hold you players accountable and lead yourself Beamer. Stop being a player coach. A culture of love with no accountability has no actual love.
@BCrawford247@GamecockFB I’ve loved Beamer. Also, I’m tired of have a “players coach”. Sometimes these kids need a foot in their ass and Beamer is too soft for that.
@SSN_Gamecocks Facts. And his leadership is a bigger problem than his under throws… You can’t hear the coach in your headset? Then call an F’ing play on your own and score. Naw… just blame your receivers again for your shortcomings.
@DeputySmitty As a Beamer fanboy. It’s time, the culture of love hasn’t produced accountability or leadership. Time for a change. Them boys need a foot in their ass.
@DCPandC Ya ya… The shit performance of your team creates the narrative my man. Left 20 points on the field I. The first half and shit the bed in the second. You will respond by telling the team it wasn’t their fault. Maybe put that on Netflix this time.
@SSN_Gamecocks No one take accountability and none of yall need to step up and lead. Also, Sellers is perfect and every mistake is someone else fault, keep scolding your receivers for your fuck ups.
@GamecockSheriff Someone who holds players accountable and isn’t their fanboy. Beamer is a recruiter, not a head coach. I hate it bc I have argued for him against the haters for 2 years. But it’s time for a change. All this talent and no drive to excel, no leadership. That’s on the head coach.
@RobbieDidThat None of this loss was on the refs. They didn’t destroy the leadership or accountability in the program. It was hands to the face. There was no discipline in the redzone on offense. The fans showed out and they couldn’t take advantage of all the potential momentum.