Myrtle Beach Florence, SC, October 10, 2026 — In a significant upset, the South Carolina Gamecocks defeated the No. 16 Florida Gators with a decisive score of 38-19. The Southeastern Conference (SEC) contest took place in Gainesville, Florida. This victory marks South Carolina’s first win in SEC play in more than a year, signaling a notable achievement for the team.

The game’s outcome was heavily influenced by the performance of South Carolina’s quarterback, LaNorris Sellers. Sellers was instrumental in the Gamecocks’ offense, accounting for a total of five touchdowns. His contributions included four touchdown passes and one rushing touchdown. Sellers’ dual-threat capabilities were a key factor in overwhelming the Gators’ defense and securing the upset win.

The win provides a substantial boost for the South Carolina program, both in terms of conference standing and team morale. The team’s ability to secure a victory on the road against a ranked opponent like Florida underscores their competitive spirit and strategic execution. The final score of 38-19 reflects a dominant performance by the Gamecocks, particularly in the offensive categories where Sellers excelled.

Florida, ranked No. 16 entering the matchup, was unable to contain South Carolina’s offensive momentum. The Gamecocks’ ability to consistently find the end zone, largely driven by Sellers’ remarkable performance, proved to be too much for the Gators to overcome. The game concluded with South Carolina celebrating a hard-fought victory and a significant step forward in their conference season.



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