Its has happen again: He has just left and labels Florida as the “Losing Team.”

It doesn’t matter what happened on the first day of spring practice—a throw right to tight end Hayden Hansen. Thus, too, are Lagway’s concluding statistics (two incompletions in the eighteen minutes available to reporters, including one drop).

With Tim Tebow gone, the Gators have added their most valuable addition. He can run, pass, and throw against the air. And if you’re looking for evidence that Billy Napier, a 6-foot-3, 241-pound freshman wearing a black No. 2 jersey, can someday lead UF back to greatness, look no further.

Napier’s beaming smile while discussing Lagway gives you an idea that the Gators are quite happy about their five-star quarterback. for a valid purpose.

Lagway was the most accomplished high school player in the country while only being ranked seventh in the 247Sports composite. During his senior year at Texas’ Willis High, he recorded 4,604 passing yards, 957 rushing yards, and 74 total touchdowns. He was named national player of the year by MaxPreps, Gatorade, and other companies as a result.

Additionally, it led to him receiving ongoing recruitment pushes from Texas A&M, Clemson, and USC. Prior to December’s early signing period, the Gators lost eight top prospects, raising some doubts about whether Lagway would