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If you thought the Jackson Aggies were done, think again. Insert Junior QB Jay Morris. Jaquan (JAY) Morris The 5-foot-11 190 pound quarterback will take over for Landon Duckworth. He can sling it, he has potential! Being a baseball star, he has that twitchiness & elite arm talent. I’m...

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After finishing the season in outstanding fashion, South Carolina Football QB LaNorris Sellers rose from a limited experience, intriguing young passer to one of the prime contenders to rise to a first round, maybe even top-10 worthy quarterback prospect for the 2026 draft. After just one year of starting, the 6’3, 240 pound passer has already shown not only his rare passing and rushing traits, but his ability to develop by leaps and bounds quickly. As a runner, he averaged 6️⃣ yards per carry, and was at times as successful as a scrambler and designed runner as Jalen Milroe at Alabama. And entering the year, he’s just one of just two returning FBS QBs who averaged 4.0 yards AFTER contact as runner. No reason to think he won’t be one of, if not the, most feared quarterback scramblers in the country. And as a passer, he steadily got better in timing, anticipation, ball placement, and confidence under pressure. From Week 11 on, he posted the below (all among the best in the P5) : ✅11 TD ✅70.3 comp % ✅10 YPA ✅120.0 QB Rating Sellers has outstanding arm talent and is able to spin a consistent ball with pace and touch across the field and from different stances and arm angles. But he’s really grown in his anticipatory throws and secondary read timing. As the season progressed, SC clearly trusted him more, and his development in improv, creativity, and finishing rolling to his left and right skyrocketed. There’s every reason to expect that Sellers, who is already viewed as a potential first round pick, will be remarkably improved from his standout 2024 season where he was the SEC Freshman of the Year. And that projected growth can take him from exciting, toolsy, must-watch passer into a contender for the first-overall pick. #ShrineBowlWhosNext

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