LaNorris Sellers Injured Before the Half in LSU vs South Carolina

Prior to taking a 24-16 lead over the LSU Tigers into the half, South Carolina’s LaNorris Sellers goes down with an apparent right ankle injury causing backup Robby Ashford to finish the drive. On 3rd and 10 on LSU’s 35-yard line, Sellers dropped back to pass before getting sacked and rolled up on by LSU’s Harold Perkins.

Sellers had to be pulled out of the game before Ashford tried a hail mary in the waning seconds of the half.

Sellers, who has caused LSU lots of problems today, has been a huge factor in South Carolina’s offensive success. He finished the half going 8/15 for 112 yards in the air, adding in 10 carries and 88 yards on the ground, including a 75-yard rushing touchdown.

South Carolina will do whatever they can to get their star QB back on the field, but if he cannot go, that’s a big loss for the Gamecocks. We’ll know more from Shane Beamer as the second half is preparing to get underway.