NFL Draft analyst sparks speculation about LaNorris Sellers and the Miami Hurricanes

The national conversation around South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers is heating up yet again, but this time it isn't the Heisman hype. In a recent segment on The McShay Show, longtime NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay referenced the Miami Hurricanes while breaking down Sellers' potential path forward both in college football and beyond. The comment immediately set social media ablaze with speculation that the Gamecock signal-caller could one day suit up in orange and green.

McShay's discussion came a little over a month after a similar post suggesting that Sellers should stay another year in college and transfer to Miami, envisioning what he could do behind the Hurricanes' offensive line.

For South Carolina fans, the idea of Sellers leaving Columbia is difficult to even imagine. The sophomore quarterback had become the face of Shane Beamer's program at South Carolina, a symbol of homegrown talent and hope for the future after a tumultuous season so far. Sellers' athleticism, arm strength, and composure have made him a cornerstone for the Gamecocks' offensive identity.

While the chatter of a potential transfer remains purely speculative, McShay's mention underscores what many scouts already believe, that Sellers has NFL-caliber talent. Whether he chooses to enter the NFL Draft early to return for another season, or even enter the Transfer Portal, his future is drawing national attention.

For now, Gamecock Nation can take solace in this, conversations like this don't happen unless the rest of the country is starting to notice what Columbia already knows. LaNorris Sellers is special.