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South Carolina to Play Without Two Key Starters in Citrus Bowl

AllanBy AllanDecember 27, 202402 Mins Read1,317 Views
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Head coach Shane Beamer and the South Carolina Gamecocks were already preparing to face No. 20 Illinois in the Chee-It Citrus Bowl without star EDGE rusher Kyle Kennard. However, the status of star running back Raheim Sanders, who recently declared for the 2025 NFL Draft, was still up in the air. While it was initially anticipated that Sanders would skip the bowl game to focus on his upcoming NFL Combine appearance, it has now been confirmed that Sanders will not be playing.

 

The Gamecocks released their depth chart for the Citrus Bowl, which did not list either Kennard or Sanders, officially ruling them out for the game in Orlando. For players who have declared for the NFL draft, it is typical to sit out bowl games to avoid the risk of injury before the Combine in late February.

 

Both Sanders and Kennard were key players for South Carolina this season. Sanders led the team in rushing yards and touchdowns, while Kennard was a dominant force on defense, finishing as the team leader in sacks and forced fumbles. Losing both players creates a significant void, but it also provides an opportunity for other players to step up and showcase their talents. Beamer will have to adjust his game plan, but this could be a chance for younger players to gain valuable experience.

 

While the absence of Kennard and Sanders presents challenges, South Carolina still boasts several playmakers, many of whom are expected to head to the NFL. Players like Demetrius Knight Jr., who chose to play in the bowl despite his NFL draft declaration, will be crucial in filling the gaps left by the two stars. Additionally, the Gamecocks will still have standout contributors like quarterback LaNorris Sellers, EDGE rusher Dylan Stewart, and wide receiver Nyck Harbor, all of whom will be key to South Carolina’s quest for a 10th win of the season.

 

With this being a potential milestone victory for the program, Beamer will be relying on both veteran leadership and fresh faces as the Gamecocks aim for their 10th win and a bowl game championship, a feat they’ve only achieved four times in program history. Despite the loss of two top players, the Gamecocks are poised to put on a competitive performance in the Citrus Bowl and make a strong statement heading into next season.

 

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