LSU quarterbacks Jordan Jefferson and Jarrett Lee are both expected to see playing time against the Florida Gators tomorrow. Whichever quarterback is in the game, the number 12 should be in the back of their minds.
That's the number of interceptions Florida's defense has grabbed this season. It leads the NCAA.
The Gators intercepted four passes against Miami of Ohio, four against South Florida, two against Tennessee, two against Kentucky and none against Alabama last week.
LSU sits in a tie for 28th with six passes intercepted.
LSU and Florida's offenses have both been shaky this season to say the least. LSU's passing offense ranks 112th with 131 yards-per-game. Florida ranks 83rd with 188.80 yards-per-game.
LSU had its best offensive day of the season against Tennessee last week, rotating Lee and Jefferson in and out of the game. Lee finished the day with 185 passing yards and one interception. Jefferson had 100 rushing yards, 30 passing yards and two interceptions.
LSU's rushing game continued to excel against Tennessee. The running backs had 219 yards and two touchdowns.
The Gators' freshman quarterback Trey Burton had a breakout game against Kentucky two weeks ago, scoring six touchdowns (five rushing, one receiving). Burton has 60 rushing yards on 15 attempts with 7 touchdowns.
John Brantley, the other Gator quarterback, has 902 passing yards and six passing touchdowns this season.
