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Lagway was replaced at halftime of Florida's 38-7 loss on Saturday after throwing three interceptions in the first half, marking his third multi-interception game this season. The former five-star has thrown for 1,762 yards, 11 touchdowns and 12 interceptions while completing 64.5 percent of his passes this season.

It’s OK for Florida if DJ Lagway plays somewhere else next season, so long as the Gators’ next coach can lure transfer talent.

Florida put together a horrific first half against Kentucky, and Gators fans were on social media voicing their frustrations.

With the Florida Gators trailing 24-7 at half to the Wildcats, interim head coach Billy Gonzales made the change, electing to go with true freshman Tramell Jones Jr. for the second half. Lagway finished the game 11-for-19, 83 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions.

Lagway's elite physical tools have been overshadowed by inconsistent mechanics and off-platform habits that Florida has struggled to correct. With Billy Napier unable to unlock his potential, the Gators may need a new voice to reshape their most important player.

Florida will stick with quarterback DJ Lagway as the Gators’ starter despite his three-interception night during a 31-point loss at Kentucky that led interim coach Billy Gonzales to bench

Steve Spurrier gave his reaction to Florida benching DJ Lagway on Saturday vs. Kentucky in favor of Tramell Jones.