LaNorris Sellers left South Carolina's game against Texas A&M on Saturday, Nov. 7, with an ankle injury, but returned for the second half with limited mobility after receiving x-rays.
The star quarterback left during the second quarter after taking a sack and fumbling. He left the field and briefly entered the injury tent before entering the locker room with a trainer.
“We’re concerned, he’s got an ankle right now," South Carolina coach Shane Beamer told ESPN at halftime. "Taking an X-ray on it, don’t know the results of that right now.”
The third-year starter has been fantastic during the Gamecock's three-game win streak and is coming off a five-touchdown performance
in a 42-25 rout of Oklahoma in Week 9. Sellers entered the game with 1,849 passing yards and 22 total touchdowns to seven interceptions.
Beamer said he has confident in backup quarterback Cutter Woods, should Sellers' injury persist.
“We have a lot of confidence in Cutter Woods," Beamer said. "He’s our backup. Total confidence in him. The bigger issue right now is we’re getting our butts kicked on the line of scrimmage. We’re not running the ball and they’re running the ball down our throats right now."
Here's what to know of Sellers' injury:
LaNorris Sellers injury update
Sellers left the game against Texas A&M in the second quarter with an ankle injury after being sacked. He briefly entered the injury tent on the sideline before entering the locker room with a trainer.
Beamer said Sellers received x-rays on his ankle at halftime, although Sellers returned for the second half. The ESPN broadcast said Sellers' mobility is limited after the injury.
This story will be updated.
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