Former Gamecocks OC lands at new school
Former South Carolina offensive coordinator G.A. Mangus cut his teeth in small college football in Pennsylvania.
After spending 2016 at South Carolina State, he’s heading back.
Mangus was hired as offensive coordinator, quarterbacks coach and tight ends coach at Kutztown University, a Division II school in Pennsylvania. He joins a team that went 7-4 last season and averaged 27.6 points a game.
Kutztown Welcomes Former South Carolina Offensive Coordinator to @KUBearsFootball Program #GoBearsGo https://t.co/7y0ydUl0Sh
— Kutztown Athletics (@KUGoldenBears) August 1, 2017
Mangus coached in Columbia for seven seasons, working under Steve Spurrier and helping oversee a string of successful offenses with Stephen Garcia, Connor Shaw and Dylan Thompson at the helm. His one season at S.C. State, the offense averaged 21 points and 291.3 yards a game.
Mangus was the predecessor to Kutztown coach Jim Clements at Delaware Valley College. Mangus coached there from 2002-05.
This story was originally published August 1, 2017 at 1:17 PM with the headline "Former Gamecocks OC lands at new school."