Florida football quarterback DJ Lagway didn't intend to leave for the portal, per a new report surfacing on Monday.

DJ Lagway enters the transfer portal after two seasons at Florida. LSU and James Madison emerge as top landing spots

DJ Lagway announced plans to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal, reportedly after initial meetings with new Florida Gators head coach Jon Sumrall went poorly.

DJ Lagway wanted to stay at Florida, pushed out by new coaching staff, per report originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. DJ Lagway did not want to leave Florida.

College football teams looking for quarterbacks during the upcoming transfer portal window will have some high-profile options.

The college football transfer portal is not officially open, but many players around the country have already announced their decisions whether they'll enter it

Raiola intends to enter the NCAA transfer portal after spending the past two seasons at Nebraska, with Raiola confirming the news on Monday, Dec. 15 in a social media post. "God's Story," he wrote in a caption on an Instagram story.

Jon Sumrall and Florida want to return to the top of college football, but the news on Monday is not going to make it any easier.