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South Carolina head coach Shane Beamer apologized Sunday after cameras caught the second-year head coach shouting at female students who were being celebrated on the field for the 50th anniversary of Title IX during Saturday’s game against No. 1 Georgia. 

The students were slow getting off the field between the first and the second quarter against Georgia, forcing the South Carolina offense to wait for the 275 female athletes to leave the field as they prepared for a 4th-and-9 play.

Head coach Shane Beamer talks with Spencer Rattler of the South Carolina Gamecocks during the Arkansas Razorbacks game on Sept. 10, 2022, in Fayetteville. (Wesley Hitt/Getty Images)

Beamer could be seen shouting "Get off the field" as the students exited the end zone. 

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He apologized on Sunday, saying that he’s an "advocate" for women’s athletics. 

"I apologize to anyone that I offended," Beamer said Sunday, according to ESPN.

"I hope people know me well enough to know what an advocate I am for women's sports," Beamer said. "I've got two daughters of my own that play sports. I'm at as many women's athletic events at Carolina as I can possibly be because I believe in them and support them, and anyone that thinks otherwise surely doesn't know me."

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Beamer explained that he was upset with the delay as it allowed Georgia’s defense to get a good look at South Carolina’s offensive formation. 

Coach Shane Beamer of the South Carolina Gamecocks at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium on Sept. 10, 2022, in