GAINESVILLE — UF quarterback DJ Lagway is making strides to play when the Gators host LSU on Saturday in what would be a rapid return from a left hamstring injury. Coach Billy Napier said Lagway practiced Wednesday, though his workload is modified to ...

I think we’ve seen progress every day and I think that’s allowed him to participate more in practice. Obviously we’re kind of controlling that environment, but in general I think we continue to trend in the right direction.

LSU football is looking to get back on track this week with a win at Florida on Saturday, but that task could be made tougher with the potential return of Gators' QB DJ Lagway. Florida head coach Billy Napier updated Lagway's status on Monday,

Florida quarterback DJ Lagway, who is recovering from a strained left hamstring, practiced for the third consecutive day and is hopeful he'll play against No. 22 LSU.

All signs point towards Lagway suiting up on Saturday night in Gainesville. A dual-threat that has proven to be effective in his true freshman campaign, the LSU Tigers will be pre

Obviously, our situation is a little bit different, but we’re going to do what we need to do to manage DJ in his injury situation.” If Lagway can't play against the Tigers, walk-on and Yale transfer Aidan Warner would make his second straight start.

Lagway was a gametime decision for the Gators against Texas, so it begs the question of how close is he to returning ahead of the LSU game