LaNorris Sellers Stays at South Carolina with Family-Endorsed Shula Hire Facing NFL Draft Scrutiny
His commitment stabilizes South Carolina’s quarterback room with national evaluators weighing his readiness for the NFL draft.
Overview
- LaNorris Sellers declined a reported $8 million NIL transfer offer to remain at his home-state program, citing community ties and family support.
- Shane Beamer consulted Sellers and his family to confirm Mike Shula’s promotion to offensive coordinator after a season as an analyst.
- Shula’s three-year, $1.1 million-per-year contract reflects a strategic effort to maintain continuity around Sellers’ dual-threat skill set.
- CBS Sports analyst Ryan Wilson praised Sellers’ electric athleticism but urged greater consistency as a passer to all three levels.
- PFF and Next Gen Stats data reveal a 3.30-second average time to throw and 41 sacks allowed in 2024, highlighting areas for technical refinement.