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Report: South Carolina Targeting Paul Mainieri As Next Head Coach
by Staff Reporter
June 10, 202424 Comments
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Baseball America is reporting that South Carolina is targeting former LSU head coach Paul Mainieri to be the teams new head coach.
South Carolina recently fired Mark Kingston who had been the head coach of the Gamecocks since 2017.
South Carolina recently fired Mark Kingston who had been the head coach of the Gamecocks since 2017.
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Multiple sources on Monday told Baseball America that South Carolina is targeting Paul Mainieri as its next head coach. As of yet, there is no confirmation that a deal is in place.
Mainieri, who won the 2009 national championship at LSU, has been out of baseball for the last three seasons after retiring as the Tigers coach following the 2021 season.
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Mainieri, 66, would bring an impressive pedigree. He was a head coach for 39 seasons at LSU, Notre Dame, Air Force and St. Thomas (Fla.) and ranks eighth all-time in wins with 1,505. Mainieri led LSU to the national championship in 2009 and a runner-up finish in 2017. He is one of 13 coaches to lead two different programs to the College World Series and was named Baseball America Coach of the Year in 2009.
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