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Lagway throws 2 touchdown passes to help Baylor hold off Colorado 23-13 in Big 12 opener

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The Associated Press. (2026, September 26). Lagway throws 2 touchdown passes to help Baylor hold off Colorado 23-13 in Big 12 opener. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/lagway-throws-2-touchdown-passes-to-help-baylor-hold-off-colorado-23-13-in-big-12-opener/article_1d229122-790b-5239-aa88-c673ae0a130b.html

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DJ Lagway returned from injury to lead Baylor to a 23-13 victory over Colorado in the Big 12 opener on Saturday. Lagway, who had missed two games due to an ankle injury, threw for two touchdowns and completed 19 of 39 passes for 221 yards with one interception. Rhett Armstrong kicked three field goals for Baylor, which has now won three straight games. Colorado struggled offensively, tying the game at 13-all before Baylor scored the go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth quarter.
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DJ Lagway threw two touchdowns to help Baylor defeat Colorado 23-13 in their Big 12 opener on Saturday. Lagway, a Texas native and Florida transfer who had been out due to an ankle injury, completed 19 of 39 passes for 221 yards with one interception. Rhett Armstrong kicked three field goals for Baylor (3-1), including a crucial 54-yarder late in the game. Colorado (2-2) struggled before tying it at 13-all with a touchdown pass from backup quarterback Isaac Wilson to Joseph Williams on their final long drive of the half. The Bears then scored the go-ahead touchdown, pushing their winning streak to three games and improving coach Dave Aranda's record to 39-38 overall.

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Colorado ORG · 7× Baylor ORG · 5× Bears ORG · 4× Buffaloes NORP · 2× Lagway PERSON · 2× Moore PERSON · 2× Texas GPE · 2× WACO GPE · 2× Big 12 ORG · 1× DJ Lagway PERSON · 1×

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Colorado coach Deion Sanders made a quarterback change at halftime, going with Wilson, the younger brother of New Orleans Saints quarterback Zach Wilson, who completed 12 of 25 passes for 156 yards and the touchdown.
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🔮 Colorado (2-2) struggled to sustain drives before tying the game 13-all with 11:04 left when backup quarterback Isaac Wilson threw a 17-yard touchdown to Joseph Williams to cap a 12-play, 95-yard drive.

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WACO, Texas (AP) — DJ Lagway threw two touchdowns in his return to Baylor’s lineup, including the go-ahead score with 9:02 left as the Bears beat Colorado 23-13 in the Big 12 opener for both teams on Saturday. asserted
Bears → throw → Saturday
Lagway, the Florida transfer and Texas native, had missed the past two games since an ankle injury in a season-opening loss to Auburn. asserted
Lagway → miss → Auburn
He completed 19 of 39 passes for 221 yards and interception. asserted
He → complete → yards
Rhett Armstrong kicked three field goals for Baylor (3-1), whose three-game winning streak has pushed embattled sixth-year coach Dave Aranda’s record to 39-38 overall. asserted
streak → kick → 39
Armstrong had kicks of 37 and 27 yards before making a 54-yarder with 4 1/2 minutes left. asserted
Armstrong → have → minutes
Colorado (2-2) struggled to sustain drives before tying the game 13-all with 11:04 left when backup quarterback Isaac Wilson threw a 17-yard touchdown to Joseph Williams to cap a 12-play, 95-yard drive. asserted
Wilson → struggle → drive
The Bears then went ahead to stay ahead with a five-play drive that ended with two big passes, a 21-yard catch by Gavin Freeman and Jadon Porter’s 33-yard touchdown. asserted
that → go → Freeman
Freeman, a transfer who previously played at Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, had a 3-yard TD catch midway through the second quarter. asserted
who → play → quarter
Colorado coach Deion Sanders made a quarterback change at halftime, going with Wilson, the younger brother of New Orleans Saints quarterback Zach Wilson, who completed 12 of 25 passes for 156 yards and the touchdown. asserted
who → make → yards
Elliott Arnold made field goals of 46 and 24 yards for Colorado. asserted
Arnold → make → Colorado
Buffaloes wide receiver DeAndre Moore Jr. suffered an apparent upper body injury with 4:33 left in the second quarter. asserted
Jr. → suffer → quarter
Moore was hit by Bears linebacker Travion Barnes while falling to the ground on an incomplete pass. asserted
Moore → hit → pass
Moore laid motionless on the turf before receiving assistance. asserted
Moore → lay → assistance
He limped off the field and into the locker room with significant help from a trainer and a teammate. asserted
He → limp → trainer
The Buffaloes’ “go-go” offense struggled to produce for the second straight week. asserted
offense → go → week
Colorado finished 3 of 14 on third down and used two quarterbacks. asserted
Colorado → finish → quarterbacks
Lagway’s first start in Waco wasn’t the most efficient or inspiring, but he made enough plays for the Bears to win, thanks in large part to their defense. asserted
Bears → make → defense
Baylor’s run game also continued its lackluster start to the season, averaging only 3.3 yards per carry. asserted
game → continue → carry
Colorado is home to play No. 11 Texas Tech next Saturday. asserted
Colorado → play → Tech
Baylor plays at Arizona State next Saturday. asserted
Baylor → play → State
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