South Carolina redshirt freshman quarterback LaNorris Sellers will be starting against Clemson for the first time in his career.

Which brings us to Loggains, the much-maligned offensive coordinator whose approval rating has rocketed up since the Gamecocks took down then-No. 10 Texas A&M in early November. When he describes talking with quarterbacks, it’s more like therapist and patient versus coach and player.

South Carolina football fans have witnessed something special in recent weeks. Not only have their Gamecocks won four games in a row (including three ranked victories), but the team’s redshirt freshman quarterback has emerged as a star.

The Gamecocks' first-year starting quarterback has helped the program beat three consecutive top 25 opponents for the first time in school history.

Sellers threw for 353 yards and five touchdowns — both career highs — to lead No. 21 South Carolina past No. 23 Missouri, 34-30, on Saturday. The performance made Sellers only the third quarterback in USC history to post at least 350 passing yards and five touchdowns in a game — a feat last accomplished by Spencer Rattler against Tennessee in 2022.

Coming into the season, South Carolina coaches and players had a lot of faith in redshirt freshman LaNorris Sellers, but it hadn't been proven on the field. Now

LaNorris Sellers has a new trustworthy receiver in Dalevon Campbell, who has stepped up the last two games despite minimal snaps to start season.

LaNorris Sellers threw for 307 yards and three touchdowns -- and rushed for another score -- as No. 18 South Carolina rolled to its fifth straight victory, topping in-state FCS