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.

BATON ROUGE, La. (WCJB) - Florida (1-2, 0-1 SEC) quarterback DJ Lagway threw five interceptions in a 20-10 loss to No. 3 LSU (3-0, 1-0 SEC) on Saturday. Lagway’s five interceptions, are the second-most in a game ever by a Gator quarterback. He completed 33 passes on 49 attempts (67%) for 287 yards and one touchdown.

You’d assume that there wouldn’t be too much to nitpick when it comes to LSU’s performance, but one reporter questioned head coach Brian Kelly about the team’s inability to convert on third downs. The question seemingly pressed the wrong button on Kelly who ended up screaming at him in a room full of people.

The 2025 matchup between Florida football and LSU marks five years since the infamous shoe-throw game between the Gators and Tigers in 2020.

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.

In the blink of an eye, Napier’s program went from popular a pick to crash the College Football Playoff, to one of the most disappointing teams in college football. The formerly 13th-ranked Gators suffered an embarrassing 18-16 loss at home to the USF Bulls, despite being 18.5-point favorites in Week 2.

USA TODAY Sports has Florida football playing in the Gasparilla Bowl this December after the Gators' Week 2 loss to the USF Bulls.

Florida Gators football coach Billy Napier has done irreparable damage with his team's loss to the USF Bulls in Week 2.