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South Carolina football’s LaNorris Sellers launches 84-yard moon shot touchdown vs. Oklahoma

South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers delivered a game-changing performance against Oklahoma, including an 84-yard touchdown pass on a third-and-12 play that extended the Gamecocks’ lead. The junior quarterback accounted for 179 passing yards, two touchdowns, and a pick in the first half, while also rushing for 79 yards and a score, showcasing his elusive style that former Sooners linebacker Teddy Lehman called nearly untackleable.

Sellers’ ability to evade defenders—highlighted by his 14-yard rushing touchdown—has drawn attention as South Carolina looks to win its third straight game over the Sooners, with the quarterback’s standout play potentially boosting his NFL Draft profile moving forward.

The Gamecocks entered the matchup seeking to build momentum after their upset win over No. 11 Tennessee, and Sellers’ early dominance set the tone.

Lehman emphasized Sellers’ physicality, noting defenders must maintain perfect footwork to stop him, a trait on full display in Saturday’s action. With South Carolina leading 14–7 at halftime, the junior’s dual-threat performance remains a focal point as the team eyes another victory over a ranked opponent.

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