
South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers delivered a breakout performance in a stunning 38-19 upset over No. 16-ranked Florida on Saturday, ending the Gamecocks’ eight-game SEC losing streak and their longest winless stretch since 2014.
Sellers threw for 279 yards and four touchdowns while adding a fifth rushing score, completing 23 of 35 passes without an interception—a stark contrast to his 185-yard, interception-plagued outing two weeks earlier against Alabama. The victory also snapped a three-game losing skid that had coach Shane Beamer facing questions about his job, with the Gamecocks’ defense forcing three turnovers and defensive end Dylan Stewart contributing a sack and a fumble recovery after returning from a one-game suspension.
Sellers’ improved play followed increased competition from backup Cutter Woods, who took more practice reps ahead of the Kentucky game, though Beamer emphasized accountability for all players while praising Sellers’ recent progress, including a 226-yard, 147-rushing-yard effort in overtime against Kentucky last week. The win marked South Carolina’s first in Gainesville since 2014 and shifted momentum in the SEC, with Sellers’ performance drawing comparisons to Heisman-level play on social media.

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