Overview
- Lagway transferred from Florida to Baylor after the 2025 season, saying he wanted a change of culture, a better coaching fit, and to be closer to his Willis, Texas family.
- He entered Baylor with a high recruiting pedigree but mixed college production, having thrown 2,264 yards with 16 touchdowns and 14 interceptions in 2025 for Florida.
- In his Baylor debut on Saturday, Sept. 5, Lagway committed an interception and a fumble in the first quarter, errors that drew immediate media scrutiny.
- Coverage split between sympathetic voices like Tim Tebow, who said Lagway needed a fresh opportunity, and critical game accounts that flagged persistent ball-security problems.
- The early errors raise pressure on coach Dave Aranda and the Baylor offense to show quick improvement and could shape public perception of Lagway’s transfer and the team’s season outlook.