A month ago, the knock on LaNorris Sellers was that he slid out of bounds to protect his NFL draft stock. Tonight he dove through two Tennessee defenders to tie the game late in the fourth quarter. The criticism started after a September loss to Mississippi State, when clips of him heading for the sideline instead of taking contact went viral. After a second straight loss, to Alabama, ESPN reported his backup was getting more practice reps, and coach Shane Beamer challenged him publicly to play better. Since then, he’s answered on the field. Two weeks ago at No. 16 Florida, he threw for 279 yards and accounted for five touchdowns in a 38-19 upset, his best game in almost two years. Tonight, against No. 15 Tennessee, he put his body on the line at the goal line with the game on it. NFL scouts were already split on him, with some really high and some really low, ESPN’s Jordan Reid wrote this year. A quarterback who’s 6-foot-3 and 240 pounds and plays like this for two straight SEC games gives the high group a lot more tape to point to.