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LaNorris Sellers, South Carolina look to rebound against Kent State after disappointing 2025 season
- On Saturday, head coach Shane Beamer leads South Carolina against Kent State in his sixth year, seeking to rebound from the Gamecocks' disappointing 4-8 season in 2025.
- Offensive coordinator Kendal Briles aims to implement a high-flying attack after South Carolina averaged 336.3 yards per game last year. Beamer acknowledged the opener's difficulty, saying "there's nothing like doing it for real for the first time."
- Senior quarterback LaNorris Sellers leads the revamped offense and is reportedly comfortable in the new system. Kent State senior defensive tackle Thomas Aden recorded 1.5 sacks and 3.5 tackles for loss last season.
- Analysts favor South Carolina to win despite the program's reputation for tight non-conference openers. The Gamecocks aim to prove their adjustments successfully address 2025 performance issues.
- After Saturday's game, South Carolina hosts Towson on September 12 before facing Power-4 competition. The early non-conference stretch allows the Gamecocks to refine execution with their new offensive system.
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LaNorris Sellers, South Carolina look to rebound against Kent State after disappointing 2025 season
Heisman Trophy candidate LaNorris Sellers leads South Carolina against Kent State on Saturday in the Gamecocks' home opener.
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Golden Flashes Open 2026 at South Carolina, Face Experienced Gamecocks in SEC Opener - Kent State Golden Flashes
COLUMBIA, S.C. — If there was any doubt about the standard head coach Mark Carney is trying to establish at Kent State, the 2026 schedule's opening act answers it clearly. The Golden Flashes travel to Columbia, S.C., to open the season against South Carolina on Saturday, September 5, at 12:45 p.m. inside Williams-Brice Stadium, one of the most intense atmospheres in college football.
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