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Lagway throws 4 TD passes to lead visiting Baylor to a 55-19 rout of Arizona State

Baylor outgained Arizona State 564-409 and scored touchdowns on its first three drives after an early three-and-out.

  • On Saturday night, Baylor quarterback DJ Lagway threw for 306 yards and four touchdowns to lead the Bears past Arizona State 55-19, extending their winning streak to four consecutive games.
  • Baylor's offense appeared finally unleashed after months of inconsistency following its one-point loss to Auburn in Atlanta, as offensive coordinator Jake Spavital's creative play-calling sparked three touchdowns on four early drives.
  • Baylor outgained Arizona State 564 total yards to 409, with an unprecedented 241 rushing yards and tight ends Hawkins Polley and Tony Livingston each scoring touchdowns as the Bears scored on 9 of 13 drives.
  • With the dominant victory, Baylor earns a week off before resuming conference play, while Lagway also ran for an 11-yard touchdown to cap his stellar performance.
  • Arizona State looked rusty after beating Kansas in London two weeks ago and will host Hawaii next Saturday for a non-conference reset before traveling to Texas Tech for conference play.
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Lagway throws 4 TD passes to lead visiting Baylor to a 55-19 rout of Arizona State

TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — DJ Lagway threw for 306 yards and four touchdowns to lead Baylor to a 55-19 rout of Arizona State on Saturday night.

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Baylor 55, Arizona St. 19

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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