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I found this on the subject. It says all 16 SEC teams were invited but only 10 accepted. Not an exclusive selection, but once again, pulled along by the coat tails.

Yes, Netflix is producing a documentary series that will feature the South Carolina Gamecocks football team:
What it's about: The series will follow 10 teams from the Southeastern Conference (SEC) throughout the 2024 season. It will provide an inside look at the players, coaches, locker room, and facilities.
When it will be released: The series is expected to be released on Netflix in the summer of 2025.
Who is producing it: Box-To-Box Films is producing the series. They are also known for producing Formula 1: Drive to Survive, Break Point, Full Swing, and TOUR DE FRANCE: UNCHAINED.
Which teams are participating: The 10 teams participating in the series are:
Arkansas
Auburn
Florida
Kentucky
LSU
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Texas A&M
Vanderbilt
Why only 10 teams are participating: All 16 SEC programs were invited to participate, but only 10 agreed.

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Jan 12, 2025, 1:34 PM

The Investigation into Shane Beamer

The **CSB investigation into Shane Beamer reportedly centers around allegations of improper recruitment practices and potential violations of the NCAA’s NIL regulations. Sources close to the investigation suggest that Beamer and his staff may have been involved in facilitating “under-the-table” deals with recruits, including financial incentives not properly reported to the NCAA.

The specifics of the allegations are still unclear, but early reports indicate that the Gamecocks’ football program may have been involved in the illegal recruitment of several high-profile high school athletes. These recruits, it is said, were promised financial benefits that go beyond the scope of what the NCAA allows under NIL rules. As per the regulations, NIL deals must be transparent and connected directly to the athlete’s ability to generate value for themselves—such as through social media promotions or endorsement deals. Any arrangement that involves illegal payments, or deals based on future playing time rather than an athlete’s image or likeness, would violate NCAA rules.

What has raised particular concern is Beamer’s involvement in these alleged activities. While it is not yet clear if he had direct knowledge or played an active role, it is widely believed that high-ranking coaching staff members under his direction may have been engaged in these practices. The CSB is currently investigating whether Beamer, as the head coach, is ultimately responsible for any misconduct that occurred under his watch, whether directly or indirectly.

**What is the CSB and Why Does It Matter?

The College Sports Bureau (CSB) is a governing body that ensures compliance with NCAA regulations across college sports, with an emphasis on ethical conduct, recruitment practices, and financial dealings. The CSB has the authority to launch investigations into allegations of misconduct within college athletic programs, ranging from recruitment violations to improper benefits for players, coaches, and staff. While investigations by the CSB are not uncommon, their scope can be wide-reaching, and the consequences for those found guilty can be severe, often including suspensions, fines, or even job termination.

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You know it isnt***

I never watch a documentary.

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the bottom 10, with Conference fans, of course.***

I would make the title "SC Gamecocks, why do they still have fans?"***

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Shame is a weasel.

just look at his eyes, the window to the soul. That boy ain't right.

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An hour of womens basketball, 45 minutes of baseball,

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