Garrett Nussmeier launched a pass of a touchdown, Dashawn Spears returned one of the five LSU interceptions for a touchdown and the Tigers No. 3 beat Florida 20-10 Saturday evening in Baton Rouge, la.
Nussmeier completed 15 of the 27 passes for 220 yards with an interception, and LSU (3-0, 1-0 sec) managed only 316 yards in total and first 10, but it was quite well because of the defense.
DJ Lagway launched the five interceptions, completing 33 out of 49 for 287 yards and a touchdown for Gators (1-2, 0-1). Florida has reached the territory of Tigers out of seven possessions, but four of them ended with interceptions.
Florida crossed the midfielder on his first two possessions in the third quarter but did not mark. The first ended with a clearance with clearance and the second ended when Spears intercepted Lagway and fell 58 yards for a touch and an advance of 20-10.
The Tigers had the opportunity to extend the advance at the beginning of the fourth quarter when Nussmeier launched a completion of 65 yards at the Gators 16. But LSU lost 17 yards on an escape and in third and 33 years old, Nussmeier was intercepted by Dijon Johnson.
On the possession that followed, Lagway led Florida to Tigers 36, but he was intercepted by Tamarcus Cooley in the goals.
The 45 yards of Trey Smack’s 45 yards during their first possession of the match gave the Gators an advance of 3-0 which resisted the end of the first quarter. During the first game in the second quarter, Damian Ramos launched a basket of 47 yards that equaled the scoring.
Nussmeier launched a touch of 23 yards in Zavion Thomas to give Tigers an advance of 10-3 in the middle of the period.
Florida responded with a touchdown on its reader who followed. Lagway converted three thirds with completed passes, including a final score of 10 yards in Aidan Mizell to equalize the score at 10.
In the last minute of the second quarter, AJ intercepted Lagway, giving LSU the ball at Florida 40. Ramos gave a kick to 45 yards to give Tigers an advance from 13-10 to half-time.
Caden Durham led the tigers with 93 yards on the ground in 15 races, including a 51 yards in the last two minutes that officially iconed the match.
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