In a game full of pivotal moments and LSU mistakes, Tigers interim coach Ed Orgeron identified what he called the most crucial one shortly after his team’s 16-10 loss to Florida in Tiger Stadium.

After scoring a touchdown on their first possession, LSUhad marched more than 60 yards on 10 plays into the red zone. But sophomore running back Derrius Guice fumbled, letting the Gators back into a game the Tigers had dominated to that point.

Guice had a chance to redeem himself on the final play of the game with LSU facing fourth-and-goal on the 1-yard line. But he was unable to score on a toss-power play, and Orgeron told local reporters after the game that Guice went the wrong way on the pitch.

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Guice had been sensational this season filling in for the injured Leonard Fournette, racing to an SEC-leading 8.7 yards per carry. He still ran 19 times for 83 yards and a score while catching one pass for 29 yards, but those two mistakes loom large in the Tigers’ fourth loss of the season.