- There are even odds for Mizzou to beat South Carolina with a 10.5-point spread.
- LaNorris Sellers is questionable for Week 4.
COLUMBIA, Mo. – There are plenty of questions surrounding the SEC matchup in Week 4 between Missouri and South Carolina. Those come on both the betting line as well as the injury report. Specifically on South Carolina QB, LaNorris Sellers.
Currently, there is a massive 10.5-point spread set in favor of Mizzou on online sportsbooks which almost certainly indicates that LaNorris Sellers may not play. This line could very well shift closer to kick off with an official announcement on Sellers’ status.
South Carolina Vs. Missouri Odds
- Moneyline: South Carolina (+295) vs. Missouri (-390)
- Spread: Missouri -10.5 (+100)
- Total: 48
This line on college football sportsbooks screams trap line for South Carolina side of the spread. Even in the event that Sellers does play, Mizzou might still be favored by around a touchdown. This comes as the Gamecocks haven’t coasted through the opening weeks of the season as many expected.
After averaging over 30 ppg last season, they’ve failed to cross that point mark in two of three games this season so far. The only game that they did cross 30 points came against non FBS, South Carolina State.
They struggled to pull away from a now 0-3 Virginia Tech in Week 1 and were blown out 31-7 in Week 3 against Vanderbilt, where Sellers was injured.
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On the other side, Mizzou has been clicking on all cylinders on both offense and defense. They’ve scored 40+ points in each game they’ve played and won each one of them by 11+ points as well.
LaNorris Sellers Injury Update
In Week 3, LaNorris Sellers suffered an apparent head injury and possibly a concussion during the Gamecocks 31-7 loss to Vanderbilt, where he exited the game just before the end of the first half. Currently, Sellers is listed as questionable for the game per the official SEC injury report.
There is also a growing optimism around the football program on Thursday that Sellers has been trending in the right direction to play as well.
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