Florida quarterback DJ Lagway is “ready to play,” coach Billy Napier said Thursday on his weekly radio show. Napier removed Lagway from the team’s injury report and penciled him in to start against No.

During Wednesday’s SEC teleconference, head coach Billy Napier explained that Lagway’s attention to detail helps put him in a position to succeed.

Once a gold standard for college athletics success, Florida’s front porch became an eyesore. The woes go beyond Billy Napier. Who's going to fix this?

Florida quarterback DJ Lagway will return from his hamstring injury to play against LSU, Billy Napier said. Our LSU football coverage is brought to you in part by Waste Pro.

Billy Napier confirmed DJ Lagway's status on Thursday ahead of the Gators' matchup against the No. 21-ranked LSU Tigers.

That set off the message board rumor mill that the word "changes" means the end of Napier as both head coach and play-caller for the Florida Gators in 2025. It could happen. But I would also respond with a quote from the esteemed Spanish philosopher George Santayana, "those that ignore history are doomed to repeat it."

During the weekly Thursday show, WRUF’s “Gator Talk,” head coach Billy Napier announced to the Gator faithful in attendance at Miller’s Ale House that freshman quarterback DJ Lagway is expected to start against the Tigers. And a bonus, wideout Elijhah Badger is also expected to play.

The Gators (4-4, 2-3 Southeastern Conference) have made strides since lopsided losses to Miami and Texas A&M during the first month of the season. Napier shored up his shaky defense, found a potential star in freshman quarterback DJ Lagway and developed young talent on both sides of the ball.

The 2021 college football coaching carousel was one of the most chaotic in the sport's history. It's hard to find another cycle with as many big names shuffling between major programs. LSU and Florida were both involved.