

LaNorris Sellers plays through ankle injury to lead South Carolina past Texas A&M.
South Carolina · Texas A&MTeammates and staff had to help him to the bench after he crossed the goal line. Sellers had spent the end of the first half in the locker room.
Texas A&M defensive end Sam M'Pemba landed on his left ankle on a strip-sack late in the second quarter, and Sellers was helped to the medical tent and then off the field for X-rays. Shane Beamer said at halftime that the team was concerned, then said the X-rays had come back negative.
Sellers was on the field for South Carolina's first possession of the third quarter. Mandatory Credit: Jordan Godfree-Imagn Images
"I knew I wanted to be out there and didn't want to sit the rest of the second half knowing we had a chance to win the game, It's just fighting through the pain, honestly." He played the second half with little of the mobility that defines his game, and South Carolina's offense stalled for most of it.
KEY POINTS
- LaNorris Sellers plays through ankle injury to lead South Carolina past Texas A&M.
- LaNorris Sellers was already limping when he kept the ball on an option and ran 41 yards for the touchdown that sealed the South Carolina Gamecocks’ 17-9 win over the Texas A&M Aggies on Saturday.
- Jul 14, 2025; Atlanta, GA, USA; South Carolina Gamecocks quarterback LaNorris Sellers answers media questions during SEC Media Day at Omni Atlanta Hotel.
- South Carolina led 10-9 and needed to burn the final 87 seconds when Sellers found a lane on the option.