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Sellers leads No. 23 South Carolina to 4th straight victory with 17-9 win over Texas A&M
LaNorris Sellers passed for 251 yards and a touchdown and added a 41-yard go-ahead run after returning from an ankle injury.
- South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers suffered an apparent ankle injury during Saturday's second quarter against Texas A&M but returned to lead the Gamecocks to a 17-9 victory.
- Texas A&M stripped-sacked Sellers with 5:24 left in the second quarter, forcing him to leave the field limping and assisted by trainers to the locker room for evaluation.
- "We're concerned," head coach Shane Beamer told ESPN at halftime, as medical staff performed an X-ray on Sellers' ankle to determine his availability for the second half.
- After kicker Malik Orsan's 43-yard field goal put South Carolina ahead, Sellers sealed the victory with a 41-yard touchdown run with 1:19 remaining despite his injury.
- The 6-3 Gamecocks travel to face the Arkansas Razorbacks next Saturday as they continue their push through the final weeks of the SEC season.
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LaNorris Sellers, No. 21 Gamecocks gut out win over mistake-prone Texas A&M
LaNorris Sellers shrugged off an ankle injury to pass for 251 yards and a touchdown and ran 41 yards for an insurance score with 1:19 left as No. 21 South Carolina outlasted mistake-prone Texas A&M 17-9 on Saturday in a Southeastern Conference clash in...
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Sellers leads No. 23 South Carolina to 4th straight victory with 17-9 win over Texas A&M
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — LaNorris Sellers threw for 251 yards and a touchdown and ran for a clinching score as No. 23 South Carolina won its fourth straight game by
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