South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Seller left the field a minute or two before half-time against LSUafter a tackle in which his lower leg was apparently hit.

Sellers initially remained lying on the grass after the tackle, resting his lower leg. Coach Shane Beamer said he was struggling with an ankle injury.

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“It doesn’t help, but we have confidence in Robby Ashford And Davis Beville”, Beamer told the ABC sideline reporter Holly Rowe“You know, (Sellers has) a little bit of an ankle, we’ll go in there and look at it and see where we stand.”

The play came late in the second quarter, with South Carolina pushing for a final score before halftime. LSU linebacker Greg Penn III got pressure from inside and forced LaNorris Sellers to advance into the pocket.

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When he did this, Defensive End Brady Swinson crashed off the edge, wrapped around his legs and landed with full force on his ankle.

Sellers immediately grabbed the ankle. He took a minute and then hobbled off the field with a trainer to the team bench.

After examining the ankle for a minute or two, Sellers decided to head to the locker room early with the team’s trainer, leaving backup quarterback Robby Ashford on the field for the final play of the half.

Ashford took a 3-yard sack, putting the team out of field goal range. The clock ticked down to zero, and South Carolina led 24-16 at halftime.

It is worth mentioning that LaNorris Sellers also briefly took the field last week for the game against Kentuckyonly to return and put in an excellent second half, so there is still a lot to learn about his injury after the break.

In any case, South Carolina had a pretty outstanding first half. The Gamecocks took an early 17-0 lead, but then gave it up again.

But the running game proved extremely available for South Carolina. The Gamecocks ran for 153 yards in the first half and averaged 7.0 yards per carry. South Carolina outscored LSU 265-169 in the first 30 minutes..