VAST VIEW South Carolina QB Sellers Exits with Injury, Storms Back to Beat Texas A&M
LaNorris Sellers left Saturday's game in the second quarter for X-rays but returned to lead South Carolina past Texas A&M, extending the Gamecocks' winning streak to four.
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South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers went down with an injury in the second quarter of Saturday's game against Texas A&M, prompting immediate concern in Columbia, according to Yahoo Sports. Head coach Shane Beamer told ESPN at halftime that Sellers was being sent for X-rays to evaluate the extent of the injury.
Despite the scare, Sellers returned to the field and helped guide the Gamecocks to victory over the Aggies, according to Sporting News. The win marked South Carolina's fourth consecutive victory, signaling a notable turnaround in the team's season.
Details on the specific nature of Sellers' injury have not been disclosed beyond the halftime X-ray update. His ability to return and finish the game offered a boost to a Gamecocks squad that has found new momentum over its last four outings.
Sources: Sporting News · Yahoo Sports
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