South Carolina took the three-point lead after Sellers scrambled for a 20-yard touchdown run with a little over a minute left. With one final drive, Clemson moved the ball down the field with a chance to score, but quarterback Cade Klubnik threw an interception that sealed the game for the Gamecocks.

But Clemson went three-and-out after a high Klubnik pass and had to punt it back. After a promising drive fizzled, South Carolina’s Alex Herrera hit a 42-yard field goal to cut the score to 14-10 Clemson with 6:42 remaining in the game.

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South Carolina and Clemson have some glaringly obvious differences. For starters, one team’s primary colors are garnet and black, while the other’s are orange and purple. Both schools also compete in different conferences – the Gamecocks in the SEC,

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.

South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer believed in QB LaNorris Sellers all along. Sellers proved him right with his performance against Texas A&M.