Georgia Adds Former South Carolina Coach Will Muschamp as Defensive Analyst

Georgia Adds Former South Carolina Coach Will Muschamp as Defensive Analyst

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Former South Carolina football coach Will Muschamp has accepted the position of analyst on the Kirby Smart team in Georgia. Smart says Muschamp, also a former Florida coach, will focus on defense. He played in Georgia as a defender from 1991-94 and was a defensive coordinator in Auburn, Louisiana State and Texas. Smart says it is “very valuable” to have Muschamp’s experience as a head coach at two SEC schools. Muschamp was fired by South Carolina in the middle of the 2020 season. The Gamecocks were 2-5 when the shot was announced. He went from 28-30 in five seasons. He was 28-21 years old in Florida from 2011-14.

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Rick Nyman grew up in Anniston, Alabama, and attended the University of Alabama. His television career began at WJSU-TV in Anniston, where he had the opportunity to cover SEC football with Alabama and Auburn. Anniston is just 20 minutes from Talladega Speedway, so NASCAR was a big part of its sports coverage. Because of this, he was able to interview Davey Allison, Dale Earnhardt, Jeff Gordon and several other renowned NASCAR drivers. Rick’s next television job was in Savannah, Georgia, where he covered basketball player Kwame Brown (now with Washington Wizards), who later became the first high school player to be chosen as the best choice in the draft. NBA. He covered the annual PGA Tour swing through Hilton Head and also had the opportunity to cover the Atlanta Falcons’ Super Bowl appearance in 1999 in Miami. Rick especially likes the whole atmosphere, tradition and drama of college football. He also likes to profile sports personalities and learn what moves them both on and off the field. If he’s not covering sports, he’s watching Seinfield or David Letterman, playing golf, reading or working out. What he likes about Chattanooga is the passion that people have for sports. The mountainous region of Chattanooga reminds you of your hometown, Anniston, which also has large, beautiful trees and many hills. You can contact Rick at [email protected].

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