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Shane Beamer gives latest word on LaNorris Sellers' chances to play vs. Arkansas
South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers is trending toward playing against Arkansas, according to coach Shane Beamer. During his weekly radio show, Beamer said Sellers will be listed as probable on the latest injury report that will come out Thursday at 8:15 p.m. Sellers was listed as questionable on the first availability report released Wednesday. “He has worked really, really hard to get himself back to where he feels, and we feel good about him being out there on Saturday night,” Beamer said. “He did more today than he did yesterday and did more yesterday than he did the day before. He keeps progressing.” Defensive back J’Zavien Currence and receiver Nitro Tuggle are out for this week, according to Beamer. Tuggle got “banged up” in practice, Beamer said. This is the second straight game Currence will miss. Beamer said starting receiver Nyck Harbor is doubtful. Harbor injured his hand last week against Texas A&M. In the second quarter of Saturday’s win over the Aggies, a Texas A&M defender landed on Sellers’ left ankle as he sacked the Gamecocks’ quarterback. Sellers left the game and immediately got X-rays inside Williams-Brice Stadium. The X-rays came back negative and Sellers played the whole second
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A pair of Columbia-area bagel sandwich shops have closed. What to know
A pair of Midlands bagel sandwich shops have announced their closure. Stacked, which had bagel sandwich restaurants at 2835 Devine St. in Columbia and 5580 Sunset Blvd. in Lexington, announced in Thursday posts on social media that both locations have closed. The locations are also marked a permanently closed on Google. “That’s a wrap,” Stacked said on Instagram. “After countless bagels, wraps, salads and memories made, both Stacked locations have officially closed their doors. To everyone who walked through our doors, shared a meal with us, brought a friend or made Stacked part of their daily routine, thank you. Your love and support have meant more to us than we can put into words.” The two Midlands storefronts opened a few years ago as Sully’s Steamers bagel sandwich locations. Earlier this year both the Columbia and Lexington addresses switched to the Stacked brand. Stacked offered number of breakfast and lunch sandwiches, including a host of “signature stacks” that could be served as a wrap or on a toasted or steamed bagel. They also had salads and other offerings. “While this chapter has come to an end, we will always be grateful for the memories made, the friendships formed and the