Why did Guice get so many carries late against A&M?

Reading Dandydon this morning and seeing him talk about LF's records made me really annoyed that he didnt have the single game rushing record.

This is not a knock against Guice. He is an amazing talent that rose to the occasion this year, but Fournette waited three years to get the chance to break that record that stood for over a decade (he could have had it against Syracuse, South Carolina, or Auburn last year).

He overcame injuries to put on a clinic against Ole Miss, Orgeron's former team in a game that he wanted badly, shattering Alley Broussard's record in a mere 16 carries.

In that game, Fournette could have easily gone well over 300 yards, but Guice handled 10 of the last 11 carries to run out the clock in what was still only a 10 point game at the time he took over, though the game was not really in doubt. That seemed to be an effort that deserved to stand in the record books for another decade.

But just a month later, Guice was given over 35 carries, including nearly a dozen carries on the last two drives when the game was a rout, as he chipped away with 3 yard carries until he finally broke the record by a single yard.

My question is, why???

Williams or Brosette could have easily taken those snaps to run out the clock the way Guice did for Fournette. Why was Guice given twice as many carries to squeak by a record in a game that meant nothing?

Guice would have had the stage to himself next year to try to take down that record, and he may just do it again. But it just seems so anticlimactic and almost disrespectful to Fournette for him to lose such a precious record in that fashion.

Especially since Guice would have likely never come close to the record if Fournette was playing, as he would have been if LF wasn't allowed to suit up when he wasn't ready against Florida.

It just seems like there is something more to that story. Is there some sort of personal issue between O and LF?

I sure hope we get to see Fournette in the purple and gold one more time against Louisville. If his bowl performance record is any indication, he may make another run at the single game record, and I'd love to see him get it back in his last game as a Tiger.