With the South Carolina football team getting the win over the Texas A&M Aggies on Saturday, 17-9, it featured a concerning injury outlook for quarterback LaNorris Sellers. As Sellers was limping throughout the South Carolina football win over the Aggies after a play in the second quarter, head coach Shane Beamer had an injury update that is sure to give any fan a weight lifted off their shoulders.

Sellers suffered an ankle injury in the second quarter of the aforementioned win for the Gamecocks as Sellers was sandwiched between two defenders, as he landed awkwardly along with the defenders on the ground, causing a fumble.

🚨Concern for South Carolina QB LaNorris Sellers after this play.

From the angle available, you can see the defender land on his left ankle. The eversion mechanism raises concern for a potential high ankle sprain, depending on the extent of force and associated ligament… pic.twitter.com/b04GwqLbTn

— Maddox McCloud, PT, DPT (@MaddoxMcCloudPT) November 7, 2026

Leaving the game, Sellers would come back for the start of the second half and finish the game, recording 251 passing yards and a touchdown throw with 34 rushing yards and a score.

Speaking to the media on Sunday, Beamer said that “everything looks good” with Sellers the day after the win and that the concern level is “very low,” as the expectation is that he plays next Saturday against Arkansas, according to Jack Veltri.

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“Shane Beamer updates LaNorris Sellers: Everything looks good with him today. He felt good last night at 9:30. He felt good this morning. Tests were done this morning. Looked good,” Veltri wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “Concern level is ‘very low.' Fully expects him to play at Arkansas.”

That is no doubt great news for Sellers and the Gamecocks, as so far this season, the junior has thrown for 2,100 yards with 17 touchdowns and seven interceptions, plus 637 yards on the ground with seven scores. At any rate, Sellers and the South Carolina's football program look to extend the winning streak to five games against Arkansas on Saturday.