Ole Miss Rebels quarterback Jaxson Dart issued an apology to his teammates, coaches and fans following the loss to Florida on Saturday.

Jaxson Dart and Ole Miss saw their College Football Playoff hopes come to an end on Saturday as they fell 24-17 at Florida.

Ole Miss had a chance to tie the game with under two minutes left but quarterback Jaxson Dart made an awful decision throwing into triple coverage. The 39-yard pass attempt was picked off in the end zone by Bryce Thornton with 1:32 remaining in regulation.

Dart spent his first season with USC but elected to transfer out following the hiring of Lincoln Riley as the team's head coach. He ultimately decided on Oxford and Lane Kiffin. Dart recently sat down with On3 where he discussed his journey to Ole Miss and how it has benefitted his career.

Ole Miss forced a quick 3-and-out and got the ball back for the offense, but it was for not. Dart was picked off by Florida’s Dijon Johnson with 24 seconds on the clock. Officials eventually overturned the call, ruling that Johnson did not maintain possession through the ground.

Ole Miss football quarterback Jaxson Dart appeared to hurt his left ankle vs Georgia. He was in visible pain and briefly left for the locker room.

Ole Miss and Florida will kick off from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville at noon ET on Saturday, and the game will be airing on ABC. The Rebels are currently favored by 10 points.