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Yahoo
6 days ago
- General
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Kickoff time, TV details for South Carolina football's first two home games announced
Kickoff times for South Carolina football's first two home games for the 2025 season have been announced. The Gamecocks open the season against Virginia Tech at 3 p.m. ET on Aug. 31 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta (ESPN). The SEC revealed on May 29 that the home opener against South Carolina State on Sept. 6 will kickoff at 7 p.m. ET (ESPN+, SEC Network+). Advertisement South Carolina hosts Vanderbilt in its conference opener on Sept. 13, which will kickoff at either 7 p.m. or 7:45 p.m. ET (ESPN or SEC Network). After two home night games, the Gamecocks travel to Missouri for their first road test of the 2025 season. A kickoff time for the Mayor's Cup has not yet been revealed. Coach Shane Beamer will start his fifth season with the Gamecocks and his second with LaNorris Sellers as his starting quarterback. Sellers finished 196-of-299 passing for 2,534 yards with 18 touchdowns and rushed for 674 with seven touchdowns in 2024. South Carolina is looking to mirror its success of 2024, when it went 9-4 and ended the season with a loss to Illinois in the Citrus Bowl. Advertisement SOFTBALL: Fighting back tears, Ashley Chastain Woodard 'fell back in love' with South Carolina softball Beamer is 29-22, including 15-17 in SEC games, through four seasons. The Gamecocks will close the regular season with the Palmetto Bowl against Clemson on Nov. 29. The remaining schedule details will be released at a later date. Lulu Kesin covers South Carolina athletics for The Greenville News and the USA TODAY Network. Email her at lkesin@ and follow her on X, formerly known as Twitter, @Lulukesin This article originally appeared on Greenville News: South Carolina football kickoff times announced: Home opener details
Yahoo
07-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
LaNorris Sellers Has Short Message for Kam Pringle After Transfer Portal News
Offensive tackle Kam Pringle announced he's entering the NCAA transfer portal and leaving the South Carolina Gamecocks football team. When Pringle shared a heartfelt post about his decision on social media, Gamecocks quarterback LaNorris Sellers had one short message in response. Pringle posted a note on Instagram on April 21 explaining his decision and telling the Gamecocks goodbye. Advertisement Sellers quickly responded, revealing that he was sad to see Pringle go. He simply posted two crying emoji: "😢😢." He then reshared Pringle's announcement as an Instagram story on his own page. Pringle replied, "love brother!" Others shared similar sentiments. © Jeff Blake-Imagn Images Mazeo Bennett Jr., Gamecocks wide receiver, replied with five crying emoji: "😪😪😪😪😪." Pringle also replied to him, writing, "love brother!" Dante Reno replied with two heart emoji, and Jakai Moore wrote "love brotha always" in reply. Pringle's goodbye message read: "First off I would like to thank God for putting me in this position! I want to thank The University of South Carolina, the amazing coaching staff, my teammates, the fans, and everyone associated with the university who have had a hand in my success during my time spent here. To South Carolina, thank you for the lifelong friendships and memories. I am appreciative of the opportunities I've received here. After discussing with my family and thinking long and hard on my decision, I have decided to enter my name into the transfer portal with 4 years of eligibility remaining. I look forward to the opportunities God has in store for me!" Advertisement Pringle is a former four-star who was with the Gamecocks for one season. Pringle's announcement was made after the spring practice ended. Related: LaNorris Sellers vs D.J. Lagway Debate Reignited With New Top 10 Quarterback Rankings
Yahoo
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
South Carolina QB turns heads with latest NIL deal
South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers isn't just rewriting the Gamecocks' playbook—he's changing the NIL game, one action figure at a time. Fresh off a breakout 2024 campaign, Sellers has signed a unique and headline-making NIL deal with Collegiate Legends, becoming one of the first players in the country to be immortalized as a collectible action figure. The $3.7 million On3 NIL Valuation attached to the redshirt sophomore now places him at No. 5 in college football and solidifies his spot among the sport's most marketable names. Gamecock Icon Turned Collectible Advertisement As part of the deal, Sellers will receive a custom, poseable action figure available exclusively through Gamecock Traditions. Priced at $99.99, it's already creating buzz online and in Columbia. 'This is more than just a toy – it's a celebration of Gamecock greatness,' said Collegiate Legends president Holly Tanory. With features including a Heisman pose and lifelike detailing, the collectible connects fans, alumni, and young supporters to the rising star in a tangible way. South Carolina Gamecocks quarterback LaNorris Sellers.© Jeff Blake-Imagn Images Giving Back Through NIL Sellers isn't pocketing the spotlight for himself. He's using the deal to give back, gifting a portion of the figures to local children—a heartfelt move that adds depth to his brand and resonates well with fans and future sponsors alike. It builds on a growing trend of NIL athletes turning endorsements into community impact. Sellers previously partnered with Cheez-It for the Citrus Bowl and made a splash in EA Sports College Football 25. Now, he's proving that NIL can be about more than personal gain—it can be a platform for connection and purpose. Advertisement With a stellar 2,274 passing yards, 17 touchdowns through the air, and another 655 rushing yards in 2024, Sellers is already on NFL Draft radars. But off the field, this latest NIL deal signals something bigger: LaNorris Sellers isn't just building a brand—he's becoming one. Related: Livvy Dunne stuns in her latest business venture Related: Nebraska QB Dylan Raiola turns heads with new NIL deal
