South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers is trending toward playing against Arkansas, but the Gamecocks have yet to name a starter for Saturday’s Week 11 SEC road matchup.
Sellers carried a probable designation on Friday night’s availability report after appearing as questionable Wednesday. He has been dealing with a lower-body injury that reporting during the week identified as a left ankle issue.
Backup Cutter Woods took first-team reps during Sunday’s practice as the Gamecocks prepared for the trip to Fayetteville.
ESPN’s Pete Thamel shared an update Saturday on X, formerly Twitter, explaining why Sellers’ improved designation had not resolved the starting decision.
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Article Continues BelowSources: LaNorris Sellers’ status is in flux today for South Carolina. He made the trip to Arkansas and is expected to be available, and it’ll be a decision at game-time whether he goes or Cutter Woods gets his first career start. Sellers has been listed as probable as he deals… pic.twitter.com/iFlfBiubSr
— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) November 14, 2026