The South Carolina Gamecocks have played two quarterbacks all season. Shane Beamer has now hinted at playing them both at the same time.

South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers’ availability is uncertain for Saturday’s game against Akron.

Beamer said Thursday on his weekly radio call-in show that coaches still aren’t certain if Sellers will start the game or play against the Zips (7:30 p.m., ESPNU). Sellers injured his ankle in the first half of last week’s game against LSU. He came back in for one series in the second half, but he was limited and didn’t play the rest of the game.

South Carolina expects to have the services of quarterback LaNorris Sellers for Saturday's nonconference game against Akron at Columbia, S.C. Sellers departed last weekend's 36-33 loss to then-No. 16

Days after South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers’ left the LSU game with what coach Shane Beamer called an “ankle sprain,” Beamer updated the health status of his starting quarterback. During his weekly press conference on Tuesday, Beamer said, “LaNorris assured me he is good and ready to roll.”

Here's why South Carolina QB LaNorris Sellers isn't wearing his famous goggles for the Gamecocks' game vs No. 17 LSU Saturday

South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers went down with an apparent ankle injury just before halftime vs. LSU. He returned in the second half after missing the first drive:

Sellers suffered an ankle injury in the loss to LSU. He helped South Carolina jump out to a 24-10 1st half lead with 4- and 75-yard rushing scores. In limited action, Sellers had the 88 rushing yards and 2 scores, also going 9-of-16 passing for 113 yards.