Hogs Football
Hogs’ availability report for South Carolina lists Sellers as probable
Gamecocks quarterback LaNorris Sellers got an upgrade Thursday while the Razorbacks held steady with two players ruled out Saturday.
South Carolina’s quarterback is probably making the trip to Fayetteville after all.
For an Arkansas defense that’s had its share of rough Saturdays, that’s not the update anybody in the building was hoping for.
LaNorris Sellers got bumped up to probable on the Thursday update of the SEC availability report. On Wednesday he was questionable.
The No. 17 Gamecocks are 6-3 overall and 4-3 in conference play, and they’ll face the Razorbacks in a 6:45 p.m. CT game Saturday at Razorback Stadium on SEC Network.
On Nov. 7, Sellers banged up his ankle while the Gamecocks were beating Texas A&M 17-9. He ran for a touchdown late in that one and was hobbling afterward.
Shane Beamer sounded pretty confident the next day that his quarterback would be fine. If he’s wrong, sophomore Cutter Woods gets the call.
The Hogs (3-6, 1-5 SEC) would gladly take their chances against a backup. Thursday’s report doesn’t make that look very likely.
Nothing moved on Arkansas’ end of the report from Wednesday.
The Razorbacks will again be without Braydon Lee and Maddox Lassiter. Lee plays in the secondary, while Lassiter is a tight end who needed surgery and has been done for the year since August.
Quincy Rhodes Jr. is listed as probable again. His status against Auburn stayed up in the air until kickoff last week, and the defensive lineman played anyway. There’s not much reason to sweat his name being on the list this time.
Chris Marshall isn’t on the report at all. The receiver got hurt at Vanderbilt, sat out the Missouri game and came back against Auburn.
South Carolina’s injury list is a long one
Eight Gamecocks are out. Running back Matt Fuller is the biggest name in that group, with 94 carries, 530 rushing yards and five scores this season.
Receiver Nitro Tuggle and defensive back J’Zavien Currence both went from questionable on Wednesday to out on Thursday.
Nyck Harbor slipped from questionable to doubtful. He’s caught 24 passes for 404 yards, and that’s real production for South Carolina to replace if he sits.
Jayden Sellers, another receiver, is out too. So are edge rusher Kobby Sakyi-Prah and offensive linemen Josiah Thompson, Dayne Arnett and Seth Smith. Three offensive linemen on the sideline isn’t nothing, ranked team or not.
The SEC has been putting out these reports since 2024. During the week, a player can be listed as out, doubtful, probable or available.
Doubtful and probable go away on game day and get swapped for game-time decision.
Another update comes Friday evening. The final one is due at 5:15 p.m. Saturday, an hour and a half before kickoff.
Unless something changes by then, Arkansas should plan on seeing No. 16 under center.
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