Is Lagway's situation year to year, or is he guaranteed a roster spot for 2027?
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How "good" the man is doesn't cover how good he could be and I have to wonder about his development/coaching.
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Maybe the trump card lies with family. What does Dad say? Think? I don't know anyone in the family but I'd guess they're more focused on possibly making The League...
Timbear said:
In the remaining games, hopefully (and hope is never a good strategy) Spav can help him improve his reads, his footwork, his delivery, ok, everything.
LTBear19 said:
Man, yall are something else.
Singing his praises after the ASU game. Then throwing him under the bus the next.
Doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that Lagway is still playing hurt and is battling.
Also doesn't help that the play calling has been questionable at times, or that we don't have a dynamic receiver (like in year's past) to take some of the pressure off of him.
Or that the O-Line has struggled at times throughout the year.
He can still make throws better than anyone we've had since the Briles era.
Yet we have some on here pining over the backup QB - who struggled against Prairie View.
Just wish he'd made it out of the Auburn game unscathed, as I think our season is probably playing out a bit differently had that been the case.
Interim head coach Joe Klanderman on keeping Baylor's roster together, even if he's not in Waco next season:
— Baylor Bears on SicEm365 (@SicEm365) October 29, 2026
"This program is bigger than me ... I'm going to sell them on the fact that this is one of the best universities in the country, and this is an awesome community. You've… pic.twitter.com/HQPHBHobko
DTBear said:
He needs to start playing like a football player again and less like a football earning commodity