South Carolina head coach Shane Beamer spoke to the media one day after the Gamecocks’ 27-3 loss to Ole Miss during his Sunday night teleconference. Here’s what he had to say. — Nowhere near good enough.

Beamer intimated that South Carolina would ask the Southeastern Conference office to review the video and look specifically at the spate of Ole Miss injuries. He also noted he doesn't fault officials, who must err on the side of player-safety in-game.

Here's what South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer said when asked about the amount of injuries Ole Miss had against the Gamecocks.

South Carolina did not have the best day against Ole Miss, losing at home by 24 points. A lot frustrated head coach Shane Beamer following the game but the timely injuries from the Rebels was certainly one.

It’s fascinating to me how many injuries occur for them after the opposing offense makes a first down or has a big play.”

Shane Beamer was asked after Saturday’s loss to Ole Miss if it was hard to find an offensive rhythm in a game that was constantly being stopped for injured players requiring assistance on the field. He pursed his lips and you could just tell there was an internal dialogue that couldn’t be spoken aloud.

Shane Beamer isn't expecting the version of Ole Miss that took the field in last week's loss to Kentucky to arrive at Williams-Brice Stadium. He knows the No.

The Gamecocks were lined up offsides four times — all by different people and all on third down. They were called for offensive pass interference twice. And, in the third quarter, freshman edge Dylan Stewart was flagged for taunting after standing over Ole Miss QB Jaxon Dart and shooting him with an imaginary gun.