South Carolina football coach Will Muschamp was standing in the middle of his team’s palatial new operations building when he laid out a primary perk of the $50 million project.
He was at the front of a defensive meeting room, looking up at steep rows of leather seats with the team’s various slogans built into the walls.
“In the recruiting process, you always know as a school and a program the positives and the negatives that you have,” Muschamp said. “The negative we had was a fractured facility. That’s no longer an issue.