You’re not going to have that kind of injury that he had, then come back out and think that everything’s fine. “I think the biggest thing with MarShawn is just knocking the rust off. “Didn’t mention MarShawn Lloyd, because MarShawn has practiced every single day and been great,” Beamer said. Luke Doty, Cam Smith and Rick Sandidge were named, in addition to Harris. MarShawn Lloyd wasn’t among the players Beamer listed during the show’s official injury report. “We’ve had one scrimmage and it was 90-plus plays and got out of it fairly healthy,” he said. Overall, Beamer said, “the health of the football team is good.” Hopeful that will be soon, but Kevin’s going to have a fantastic season and hopefully that starts in Game 1 for us.” “Just waiting on clearance from our medical team and the great professionals out there. “If you ask Kevin right now, Kevin would tell you that he feels 100 percent and is ready to play toady,” Beamer said. … There’s quite a battle going on with him and our medical team, to clear him.”Īccording to Beamer, Harris is more than ready to roll. “It’s just fully being cleared, contact-wise, coming off a surgery that he had in the summer time. “He looks great when he’s running, he looks 100 percent,” coach Shane Beamer said on Thursday night, during ‘Carolina Calls.’ They're telling him his surgically repaired back needs a little more time to heal. The 1,000-yard rusher, however, isn’t having much luck that way.

Kevin Harris continues to challenge the team’s medical professionals.

There’s been a battle within the South Carolina Gamecocks football facility that hasn’t gotten much attention this month.

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