LaNorris Sellers has no injury designation right now.
What's happening with LaNorris Sellers
LaNorris Sellers was at the center of a heated moment during South Carolina's 38-19 win over Florida. The quarterback's performance helped the Gamecocks pull off the victory, a result coach Shane Beamer credited in part to support from athletic director Jeremiah Donati afterward.
LaNorris Sellers helped South Carolina end an eight-game SEC losing skid, accounting for five touchdowns in a 38-19 road win over No. 16 Florida. The performance in Gainesville marked a signature result for Shane Beamer's program and reinforced Sellers' standing as the Gamecocks' top offensive weapon.
LaNorris Sellers was involved in a heated sideline exchange during South Carolina's game against Florida, with tension apparently carrying over from the previous week's matchup with Kentucky. Despite the friction, Sellers responded by connecting on a touchdown pass, helping keep the Gamecocks competitive on the field.
LaNorris Sellers turned in a strong performance for South Carolina in its game against Kentucky, but the Gamecocks ultimately couldn't hold on for the win. His play wasn't enough to prevent the team from letting the result slip away late.
Ahead of Florida's home matchup with South Carolina, the Gators are focused on containing quarterback LaNorris Sellers after their rough loss at Missouri. Florida is also weighing whether Vernell Brown III can return for the game. Sellers' performance is seen as a key factor in how South Carolina attacks Florida's defense.
South Carolina coach Shane Beamer praised athletic director Jeremiah Donati after the Gamecocks' 38-19 win over Florida, a game that included a heated moment involving QB LaNorris Sellers.
South Carolina snapped an eight-game SEC losing streak by beating No. 16 Florida 38-19 in Gainesville, with quarterback LaNorris Sellers accounting for five touchdowns.
South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers threw four touchdowns and ran for another as the Gamecocks upset No. 16 Florida 38-19, snapping an eight-game SEC losing streak.
LaNorris Sellers threw four touchdown passes and ran for another as South Carolina beat No. 16 Florida 38-19, handing coach Jon Sumrall's Gators their second consecutive loss.
South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers had a heated sideline exchange before throwing a touchdown against Florida, with tension lingering from the previous Kentucky game.
The No. 16 Florida Gators face South Carolina at home, looking to rebound from a rough loss at Missouri, with questions surrounding Vernell Brown III's possible return and containing South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers.
South Carolina may consider turning to backup quarterback Cutter Woods against Kentucky as starter LaNorris Sellers faces scrutiny over his passing, though Sellers remains the Gamecocks' starting QB for now.
South Carolina has reportedly been preparing a contingency plan at backup quarterback for LaNorris Sellers ahead of the Kentucky game, after Sellers' backup got significant first-team reps this week. Sellers currently ranks near the bottom of the SEC in completion percentage.