South Carolina’s Shane Beamer parted ways with opposing coaches in the Citrus Bowl after taunting him following his injury.

Opposing head coaches had to be separated after taunts after players were injured during Tuesday’s Citrus Bowl game.

Illinois defensive back Jaheim Clarke was injured on the play and taken care of by his trainer and head coach Bret Bielema.

Bielema was clearly not happy and taunted South Carolina with the substitution signal.

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Shane Beamer unhappy with Bret Bielema’s taunts after player’s injury

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It’s unclear who Bielema was who made the gesture, but Gamecocks head coach Shane Beemer was almost immediately defeated. And there is much to say to his opposition.

Beemer needed to be held back by his teammates. Like some directors or even some of his own players

There were several taunts throughout the game, with Bielema denying any of this during a post-game interview. By calling it a “football game”

Head coach Bret Bielema of the Illinois Fighting Illini downplayed the incident during his postgame interview. By calling it a “football game” (Michael Hickey/Getty Images)

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The two shook hands and shared a quick hug after Illinois’ 21-17 win.

The incident appeared to inflame the Gamecocks a bit as they scored just five touchdowns after Beamer was separated from Bielema for a 17-14 lead early in the fourth.

However, the Illini responded with a 12-play drive of their own, going 75 yards down the field and crushing the end zone to take a 21-17 lead midway through the quarter.

The Gamecocks entered the 10-yard line on the ensuing drive. But they couldn’t score and the Fighting Illini knelt down the clock.

South Carolina head coach Shane Beemer needed to be held back by his teammates. Like some directors and even some of his own players. (AP Photo/Artie Walker Jr.)

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