South Carolina QB LaNorris Sellers returns from injury to beat Texas A&M
The Gamecocks win four straight as the season takes a different turn.
South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers, who had been sidelined with an apparent left ankle injury, returned to action and led his team to a 17-9 victory over Texas A&M. The injury occurred during Saturday's game when Sellers took a hard hit by two Texas A&M defenders and fumbled after twisting his ankle. He was helped off the field and entered the medical tent, where he underwent an X-ray.
South Carolina coach Shane Beamer expressed concern over Sellers' condition, stating that they were awaiting the results of the X-ray. Despite the setback, Sellers made a remarkable comeback, throwing for 251 yards and a touchdown, and rushing for the game-winning score. This marked the fourth consecutive win for South Carolina, who began the season 2-3 and faced pressure to fire Beamer. The Cyclones, currently ranked No. 21, will face Arkansas in their next game on the SEC Network.
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