He made a smart move by leaving his hat on. So Beamer and his players made their way into the tunnel just off the field after their trophy ceremony, where the first-year Gamecocks coach sat in a chair and waited for the splashdown. The host Carolina Panthers likely didn’t want to have to clean up the mess on their artificial playing surface to let that happen. The festivities didn’t take place on the sideline as time expired, as they normally do. dipping different foods - including Oreo cookies - into mayonnaise and eating them. The stunt generated even more publicity than bowl organizers could have imagined thanks to social media and a television broadcast on ESPN that featured analyst Mike Golic Jr. “I’m so glad I got to experience it because we won, but it was even more awful than I thought it would be, to be honest with you.”ĭuke’s offered up $10,000 to the charity of the coach’s choice if the winning team’s leader agreed to substitute the traditional Gatorade shower with one featuring the game sponsor’s product. And on top of that I got mayoed,” Beamer joked after getting cleaned up from the celebration. “I got hammered in the back of the head by the cooler before they dumped it on me, so I may have a concussion from that. And while Beamer didn’t get hit in the face with a frying pan, as Brown suggested, he did have to endure a little pain when the attendants doing the pouring accidently hit him in the head with the cooler. That left the “honor” of getting five gallons of watery mayo dumped over his head to the Gamecocks’ Shane Beamer. His Tar Heels were beaten 38-21 by South Carolina at Bank of America Stadium. In a couple of.South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer ducks his head as five gallons of mayonnaise are poured over his head in celebration of Thursday's win against UNC (PJ Ward-Brown/North State Journal)ĬHARLOTTE - Asked about the mayonnaise bath that awaited the winning coach following Thursday’s Duke’s Mayo Bowl, North Carolina coach Mack Brown said that he’d “let someone hit me in the face with a frying pan” if it meant his team came out on top.Īs it turned out, he didn’t have to worry. July 1 marked the official shift date for nearly 20 college athletics programs that are bouncing from one conference to another. He.Ĭonference realignment tracker: Ranking top moves for the 2023-2024 college basketball season But it's the future.'īubba Cunningham said North Carolina state reps and the Governor’s office have asked him several times whether the state should enact an NIL law. The new NIL collective model: 'It's illegal. Raleigh's 99.9 The Fan has a new host for its afternoon sports radio drive-time showĬapitol Broadcasting Company Radio division has hired a new host for its 99.9 The Fan afternoon drive-time sports radio slot. Stamey’s: It’s the BBQ joint across the street from Greensboro Coliseum and a staple at the ACC Tournament (if you’re lucky enough to get a. Related: Other News Seventy-six things I love about the ACC And Beamer put Dodd on blast in response.
Well, CBS Sports national college football writer Dennis Dodd sent out a tweet that has since been deleted, mocking the bowl game - and many of the bowl games in general - and mayo bath. The South Carolina Gamecocks took down the North Carolina Tar Heels 38-21 in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl on Thursday. Shane Beamer dunks on CBS Sports’ Dennis Dodd after bowl game criticism Posted Jan 2, 2022
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