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There was confusion and discontent on the field all night long for LSU’s offense during a 13-3 loss to top-ranked Florida.
Fitting then that those same elements popped up in the postgame news conference.
The Tigers’ season-long offensive struggles reached a new low against the tough-as-nails Gators defense, and afterward there was a palpable sense of frustration.
LSU (5-1, 3-1 Southeastern Conference), which on Sunday fell from fourth to 10th in the latest Associated Press rankings, managed only 162 total yards, its lowest output since a dismal 149-yard day in a 14-3 loss at Arkansas on Nov. 24, 2000.
With Florida (5-0, 3-0) refusing to give up anything deep, the Tigers tried to chip away underneath and never settled into a rhythm. The second half was particularly troublesome when LSU produced only 44 yards on 22 snaps.
“Tiger faithful, I apologize,” LSU coach Les Miles said. “I wish we were better. We’ll work hard at it and we’ll do what we can.
“We’ve got to play better. It’s just that simple.”
Maybe not that simple. There may be some philosophical adjustments that need to be looked at on offense.
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