Jack Crowe started the 1992 season as head coach of the Arkansas football team but was fired after the first game which they lost to The Citadel. Defensive coordinator Joe Kines took over as head coach for the rest of the season. Kines went back to being the defensive coordinator in 1993 when Danny Ford became head coach.
That was Jim Carlen who was the head coach of the Gamecocks from 1975-1981.
At the end of the 2009 season, the Gamecocks stood at 535-535-44.
The cast of 2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl - 2010 includes: Mister Alexander as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Linebacker Akeem Auguste as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Defensive Back Nigel Bradham as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Linebacker Everette Dawkins as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Defensive Lineman Taiwan Easterling as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Wide Receiver Hutch Eckerson as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Offensive Lineman Jeannine Edwards as Herself - Sideline Reporter Jimbo Fisher as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Head Coach Jarvis Giles as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Running Back Stephon Gilmore as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Defensive Back Tori Gurley as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Wide Receiver Willie Haulstead as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Wide Receiver Devonte Holloman as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Defensive Back Dustin Hopkins as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Kicker Melvin Ingram as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Defensive Lineman Damario Jeffery as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Defensive Back Alshon Jeffery as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Wide Receiver Lamarcus Joyner as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Defensive Back Spencer Lanning as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Kicker Marcus Lattimore as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Running Back Brian Maddox as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Running Back Marty Markett as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Defensive Back Cliff Matthews as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Defensive Lineman Anthony McCloud as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Defensive Lineman Jacobbi McDaniel as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Defensive Lineman Terrance Parks as Himself - Florida st. Seminoles Defensive Back Christian Ponder as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Quarterback Lonnie Pryor as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Running Back Bert Reed as Himself - Slorida St. Seminoles Wide Receiver Xavier Rhodes as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Defensive Back Travian Robertson as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Defensive Lineman Ace Sanders as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Wide Receiver Bryce Sherman as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Running Back Telvin Smith as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Linebacker Quin Smith as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Linebacker Steve Spurrier as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Head Coach Tony Straughter as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Linebacker Bjoern Werner as Himself - Florida St. Seminoles Defensive Lineman
The cast of 2010 PapaJohns.com Bowl - 2010 includes: Cara Capuano as Herself - Sideline Reporter Desi Cullen as Himself - Connecticut Huskies Punter Marcus Easley as Himself - Connecticut Huskies Wide Receiver Randy Edsall as Himself - Connecticut Huskies Head Coach Zach Frazer as Himself - Connecticut Huskies Quarterback Stephen Gilmore as Himself - south carolina Gamecocks Defensive Back Spencer Lanning as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Kicker Brian Maddox as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Running Back Isiah Moore as Himself - Connecticut Huskies Wide Receiver Kashif Moore as Himself - Connecticut Huskies Wide Receiver Bryce Sherman as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Running Back Steve Spurrier as Himself - South Carolina Gamecocks Head Coach Dave Teggart as Himself - Connecticut Huskies Kicker Jordan Todman as Himself - Connecticut Huskies Running Back
In football, Marvin Bass.Bass was head coach of the Gamecocks between 1961-1965 and compiled a 17-29-3 record over those five seasons.
Steve Spurrier, current head football coach at the University of South Carolina.
Dan Reeves
George Seifert was the head coach of the Carolina Panthers in 2000.
John Fox was the head coach of the Carolina Panthers in 2002.
John Fox was the head coach of the Carolina Panthers in 2004.
John Fox was the head coach of the Carolina Panthers in 2005.
John Fox was the head coach of the Carolina Panthers in 2006.