South Carolina has won four straight SEC games for the first time in 12 years. It had never won three in a row over AP Top 25 teams in program history.

South Carolina needed just 6 plays to go 75 yards on its first possession. The drive was capped by LaNorris Sellers connecting with Nyck Harbor for a 26-yard touchdown. Harbor was wide open on the play, and Sellers did not miss.

During South Carolina’s three-game resurgence and return to the national scene, much of the renewed attention on the Gamecocks has been focused on the defense. Rightfully so. On that side of the football,

South Carolina defeated Missouri 34-30 on Saturday in the Gamecocks’ final SEC game of the season. FINAL: South Carolina 34, Missouri 30. LaNorris Sellers throws his fifth touch

LaNorris Sellers, born on June 23, 2005, is a young quarterback for the South Carolina Gamecocks. He joined the team as a redshirt freshman in 2023, initially serving as a backup to veteran QB Spencer Rattler. Sellers made an impressive debut against Furman, completing all four of his passes for a total of 86 yards and scoring two touchdowns.

South Carolina coach Shane Beamer got a text recently from an SEC rival coach impressed with freshman quarterback LaNorris Sellers. “You’ve got ‘Superman’ back there,” the message read, Beamer said. Sellers may not be the “Man of Steel,