VIDEO: South Carolina coordinators talk Clemson
South Carolina football offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield and defensive coordinator Clayton White meet with the media to preview the Gamecocks’ Game 12 matchup with the Clemson Tigers.
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Spencer Rattler’s decision looms to stay or leave South Carolina
By Joe Macheca
South Carolina quarterback Spencer Rattler delivered a performance for the ages on Saturday night against Tennessee. For the second time in Rattler’s career, many are left wondering what his future holds.
“You know my focus right now is on finishing this last game or two, and then we’ll go from there,” Rattler said.
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After struggling early on in the year, many doubted if Rattler had done enough to get drafted. Then came Tennessee. Rattler’s performance Saturday caught the eye of everyone, not to mention NFL scouts.
“I mean, he made some amazing throws on Saturday night he really did. You go back and watch the tape and are more amazed by it. Those NFL teams see that, and certainly I don’t know when it will be, but when he chooses to go on to the next level he’s got a great football future in front of him,” head coach Shane Beamer said.
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Beamer always gives his players his best advice when considering their futures. As for Rattler, Beamer pitched what NFL teams could be getting in his quarterback if he decides to leave.
“They’re getting a fantastic human being first of all,” Beamer said. “They’re getting a great teammate, they’d be getting a guy who works really, really hard during the week to be his very best on Saturday. A guy that understands, ‘okay, maybe I don’t understand this quite as well, or maybe I don’t do this maybe as well as I want to’ and works really, really hard to improve on those things. And then they would be getting a guy with just unbelievable talent.”
Rattler technically still has two years of eligibility left. The common belief when he arrived at South Carolina in January was that it would be a one-year deal, but he has never said that, and it’s not clear where he would currently project in the draft.
