LaNorris Sellers limps game-winning TD into the end zone as No. 21 South Carolina downs Texas A&M
Sellers left for the locker room right before halftime due to an ankle injury.
In a thrilling 17-9 victory over Texas A&M, South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers scored the game-winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter, limping into the end zone with the help of teammates and staff. The No. 21 Gamecocks pulled off a remarkable comeback, despite quarterback Sellers starting the second half with an ankle injury that was evident from early in the half.
Sellers was sacked and suffered a hit to his left ankle, causing him to lose the ball to Texas A&M. He was helped off the field for evaluation and confirmed at halftime to have sustained an ankle injury. While the X-rays came back negative, Sellers' performance suffered, with only one rushing attempt in the second half before his game-sealing touchdown. The dual-threat QB, known for his legs, finished the game with 34 yards and a score on six carries.
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