Gamecocks' Spring Practice: New Drills, Old Techniques

0:00On March 18, South Carolina Gamecocks opened up spring practice to reporters again on Wednesday, marking the second time this year fans got a peek. The spotlight fell on offensive line coaches Randy Clements and Jason Smith, who ran drills to help Lyman quickly shift momentum while staying low to the ground. Two weeks earlier, a clip from the first open practice win viral with over a million views, drawing heavy criticism for one of Clements' techniques. He fired back on social media, sharing game footage from his Baylor days to prove the drill works in real games. Clements won a five-new assistance on Shane Beamer's staff heading into next season, kept a close eye on posture during the session. Smith, a former number two overall NFL draft pick who played under Clements at Baylor, got hands on, mimicking defensive moves to challenge the players. We also spotted Ed rusher, Dylan Stewart, sideline and street close, confirming he's not at full speed yet. Quarterbacks like Lenora Sellers, worked on slant passes while coaches held pads, ready to jam receivers right after the catch.

1:04NFL Hall of Famer Champ Bailey showed up too, tagging along with his son Braden on an unofficial recruiting visit. Practice keeps rolling as the Gamecocks build depth and sharpened skills ahead of fall camp. Made in AI.