DJ Lagway joins Baylor after transferring from Florida
Yahoo Entertainment • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 1:19 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026
DJ Lagway has moved to Baylor to continue his collegiate football career following a difficult stint with the Florida Gators. The quarterback transitioned to the Waco program to restart his career closer to home, seeking a more stable environment. Reports indicate that the change of scenery has provided the player with a improved mental outlook as he integrates into his new team. Nikita Lagway traveled to Gainesville to facilitate the logistics of the move during a period of transition. The focus now shifts toward whether the change will improve performance on the field for the Baylor squad. No further details regarding specific team depth charts or upcoming game status were provided in current accounts.
- •DJ Lagway transferred from Florida to Baylor.
- •The move brings the quarterback closer to his home.
- •Nikita Lagway assisted with the logistics of the transition.
- •The player reports a improved mental state at his new school.
- 1:19 PMYahoo Entertainment — 'Push reset': After struggles at Florida, DJ Lagway has found a new home (and himself) at Baylor - Yahoo Sports
"With a depressing stint with the Gators now in his rearview, Lagway is now close to home and in a much better place mentally. Will that translate to wins for...
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