Columbia, SC
Sep 14, 2024
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The LSU Tigers showed remarkable resilience as they staged a late comeback to edge the South Carolina Gamecocks, 36-33, in an enthralling Week 3 contest. South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers opened the scoring with a 4-yard touchdown run early in the first quarter. The Tigers faced multiple adversities, including trailing 17-0 and various turnovers. However, Led by quarterback Garrett Nussmeier's leadership, LSU clawed back into the game.
A critical moment came when Josh Williams punched in the game-winning 2-yard touchdown with only 1:12 left. South Carolina's Raheim Sanders had a standout performance with a 66-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter to put the Gamecocks ahead briefly before LSU's decisive score. Despite a last-ditch effort from South Carolina, key defensive stops and timely special teams plays secured the victory for LSU in this high-stakes SEC thriller.
LaNorris Sellers (South Carolina)
Rushed for 4 yard touchdown, giving South Carolina an early lead. Sellers' run set the tone for South Carolina, igniting the crowd and boosting team confidence early in the game.
Raheim Sanders (South Carolina)
Rushed for 10 yard touchdown, extending South Carolina's lead. Sanders' powerful run put the Gamecocks in a strong position, showcasing their offensive prowess.
LaNorris Sellers (South Carolina)
Rushed for a 75-yard touchdown, the longest run by a quarterback in South Carolina history. The explosive run demonstrated Sellers' dual-threat capability, adding to South Carolina's lead.
Caden Durham (LSU)
Rushed for 26 yard touchdown, closing the gap for LSU. This play highlighted Durham's agility and quickness, bringing LSU back into the game.
Mason Taylor (LSU)
Caught a 2-yard touchdown pass from Garrett Nussmeier, putting LSU in the lead for the first time. Taylor's catch was crucial, marking a turning point in the game's momentum.
Raheim Sanders (South Carolina)
Rushed for a 66 yard touchdown, reclaiming the lead for South Carolina. Sanders' impressive run added drama to the final quarter, giving the Gamecocks temporary hope.
Josh Williams (LSU)
Rushed for a 2 yard touchdown, sealing the victory for LSU. Williams' decisive score capped off a thrilling comeback for LSU, sealing their victory.
Alex Herrera (South Carolina)
Missed a 49-yard field goal attempt, which would have tied the game. This miss ended South Carolina's chances, allowing LSU to celebrate a dramatic win.
Garrett Nussmeier (LSU, QB)
Displayed poise and resilience, completing 24 of 40 passes for 285 yards and 2 touchdowns. Overcame multiple turnovers to lead the game-winning drive.
Raheim Sanders (South Carolina, RB)
Produced an electrifying performance with 143 rushing yards on 19 carries and 2 touchdowns. His 66-yard touchdown run briefly put the Gamecocks ahead in the fourth quarter.
Caden Durham (LSU, RB)
Had a pivotal impact with 98 yards rushing on 11 carries and 2 touchdowns. His runs energized LSU and kept them in the game.
Josh Williams (LSU, RB)
Sealed the game with a critical 2-yard touchdown run with 1:12 remaining, finalizing the comeback for LSU.
Bradyn Swinson (LSU, DE)
Recorded 3 solo tackles and 3 clutch sacks, disrupting South Carolina's offensive rhythm and providing crucial defensive stops.
LaNorris Sellers (South Carolina, QB)
Contributed significantly with his dual-threat capability, rushing for 88 yards including a 75-yard touchdown while also throwing for 113 yards before succumbing to an ankle injury.
Alex Herrera (South Carolina, K)
Scored 9 points and converted all extra point attempts but missed a crucial 49-yard field goal in the final seconds, which could have sent the game to overtime.
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LSU Tigers
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36
South Carolina Gamecocks
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17
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