The SEC has a new policy enforcing mandatory “availability reports” before every conference game. But because South Carolina is playing a non-conference foe, it did not need to disclosure any injury information and, thus, does not have to divulge Sellers’ true status.

South Carolina will try and start 3-1 for the first time in seven years and bounce back from a heart-breaking, 36-33 defeat to No. 16 LSU last week when it takes on Akron.

After dropping a heartbreaker against LSU last weekend, South Carolina has a chance to look right and carry some confidence into the end-of-September bye week with a win over Akron on Saturday. Here’s everything you need to know about the Gamecocks versus the Zips,