No. 3 LSU's defense rose to the occasion in another spotlight situation on Saturday night as the Tigers intercepted Florida quarterback DJ Lagway five times in a 20-10 victory. LSU needed all the help its defense could offer amid another subpar offensive effort.

Florida's secondary held up just fine all day, but a tempo play from USF caught the Gators in single coverage. Bulls quarterback Byrum Brown took a shot, and Keshaun Johnson came away from double coverage with a grab and a wide-open field ahead of him. Johnson took it 66 yards to the house, putting Florida behind for the first time today

Florida quarterback DJ Lagway throws his first interception while trying to target J. Michael Sturdivant on a deep pass. USF's James Chenault came down with the pick. After video review the play is upheld, the Bulls get the ball at their own 18-yard line.

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After the Florida Gators’ latest crushing loss to USF, the future of head coach Billy Napier is once again in question. Napier, now in his third season, has struggled to find consistent success, and the team’s recent performance has only intensified the criticism.

Here are key takeaways after reviewing the film from Florida football's loss to USF. Defensive issue and DJ Lagway's struggles played critical roles.