Florida football coach Billy Napier and QB DJ Lagway both took accountability for Lagway's five-interception game vs LSU. Here’s what they said.

No. 3 LSU's defense rose to the occasion in another spotlight situation on Saturday night as the Tigers intercepted Florida quarterback DJ Lagway five times in a 20-10 victory. LSU needed all the help its defense could offer amid another subpar offensive effort.

Florida football coach Billy Napier chose not to replace DJ Lagway with Tramell Jones Jr. at QB against LSU. Here's why.

Garrett Nussmeier threw for 220 yards and a touchdown, Dashawn Spears returned one of his first two career interceptions 58 yards for a touchdown and No. 3 LSU beat Florida 20-10 on Saturday night.

Going into the 2025 season, the Florida Gators had hopes to make it to the College Football Playoff. They had the group in the trenches, the infrastructure, and a star quarterback in DJ Lagway. Ultimately,

DJ Lagway and the Florida Gators dropped a game they absolutely could not afford to lose against in-state American Conference rival South Florida, who outlasted

UF quarterback DJ Lagway threw five interceptions as the Gators lost 20-10 at LSU to fall to 1-2 with a visit to No. 5 Miami ahead.

The Florida Gators quarterback Lagway had a night to forget (and then some) against No. 3-ranked LSU at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, La. on Saturday. Lagway threw not one, not two, not three, not four, but five interceptions on the game, including a pick-six in the third quarter that effectively ended the Gators’ chances of an upset.

Lagway was a source of optimism for Florida when he signed as a 5-star and flashed potential as a freshman. So what now after a loss to USF?

The LSU Tigers entered a conference matchup against the Florida Gators, but they lost a key defensive piece early in the first quarter.