re: How did LSU lose to Florida?

And you're already deflecting blame from Orgeron

Yes, turnovers in a tight game and poor execution.

But I think much of that one goes on coaching. Here's why:
A) I saw Def players standing there watching UF RBs push the pile. Many times. Too many times. That's evidence of poor motivation to me.

B) UF "out adjusted" us. They realized this was going to be another tight one and adjusted the game to play like that. One of the reasons they attacked the center of the D on the ground. We kept playing like things were going to break loose at any moment. They were too good of a D to do that, that's why we moved the ball then they would go on the attack. No big plays, no momentum changers was their approach where we kept expecting someone to 'save us' and and make that big play.

4 trips inside the redzone, 3 points.

Throw in a muffed punt that resulted in a florida field goal, a busted coverage resulting in a long touchdown pass, and Beckwith getting injured in the second half, and there you go.

Yet, despite all of that, if Geice follows his blocks on the last play, LSU still wins.

Within the 5 yard line 4-5 times and came away with nothing. And at the end of the game, that jump was too far for Guice. Only Fournette could have made that leap.

However we had many chances to score and simply didn't, just like the game vs. Bama.

He's blamed for the overall attitude and mindset of the team that day. They were more ready to fight pregame than focus on ball security. Fact.

Ask our new coach.

That's fine. But the teams mindset was clear as day- unprepared

Ed has only had the job for a few hours, save some of your arse kissing for later

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How did LSU lose to Florida?

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Donte Jackson and turnovers

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