Mike Shula Hired as South Carolina Offensive Coordinator
Mike Shula Hired as South Carolina Offensive Coordinator

Mike Shula Hired as South Carolina Offensive Coordinator

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Mike Shula has been appointed as the new offensive coordinator for South Carolina, returning to the Southeastern Conference nearly two decades after his tenure at Alabama. Shula, who previously served as a senior offensive assistant for the Gamecocks, signed a three-year contract worth $1.1 million per season. Coach Shane Beamer emphasized that Shula was the only candidate he considered for the position after the departure of Dowell Loggains to Appalachian State. With extensive coaching experience in both the NFL and college football, Shula's immediate focus will be on developing quarterback LaNorris Sellers, who showed promise during the last season. Shula expressed excitement about his new role and the opportunity to contribute to the team's success. The Gamecocks are set to face Illinois in the Citrus Bowl on December 31, looking to build on their impressive finish to the past season.

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