The nation wide grounding of flights has the potential to cause some serious headaches in scheduling if planes are not allowed to take off on Friday the 13th.
Baylor is 6-3 on the season and faces a tough three-game stretch to finish things off, starting with a matchup in Provo, Utah, against the 10th-ranked BYU Cougars.
Could the Baylor Bears look to a program legend to be their next head coach?
Baylor's first real chance at an upset comes this Saturday, as No. 10 BYU is favored in the Big 12 matchup, but has limped through their last few games.
The season is still ongoing, and Baylor finds itself back in the conversation of contending for a Big 12 Championship. A lot has changed in the past few weeks since Dave Aranda was fired after the loss to Kansas and Joe Klanderman was named interim head coach.
After a dominant win over UCF and a thrilling win over Iowa State, the Bears are headed to Provo to take on No. 10 BYU. The Cougars are coming off a tough loss to Utah, but the playoff committee kept BYU in the top 12.
The Bears are closing out the season with three tough matchups, starting with a road game against BYU this Saturday, followed by a home matchup against Texas Tech before traveling to Houston to wrap up the regular season.
Baylor controls its own destiny with three games left in their regular season. The defense has been dominant all season, while the offense has begun to realize itself under interim head coach Joe Klanderman The Bears stare down their first ranked opponent of the year in No.
Scott Drew and the Bears are now 3-0 on the season after picking up an impressive 90-61 win over Yale. Baylor will look to carry that momentum into Sunday's big matchup against seventh-ranked Texas in San Antonio.
Baylor’s strong start under interim head coach Joe Klanderman continued Saturday with a 42-31 victory over Iowa State, securing bowl eligibility and giving the Bears consecutive wins for the first time since September.
Baylor's offense has looked much improved since Joe Klanderman took over as interim head coach, and Saturday's 42-31 Homecoming victory over Iowa State offered another example.
Baylor opened the season with two wins at Foster Pavilion and never trailed in either. The Bears led Northwestern State 50-32 at halftime, and the Demons never got closer than 15 in the second half of Baylor’s 87-65 win.
It's done and it's official; college football will have a 24 team playoff next season. Traditionalists will hate it, but it's going to end up making a pretty penny for ESPN, so at least they'll be fine with it.
Baylor is 2-0 under Joe Klanderman after defeating Iowa State, bowl eligible at 6-3 on the season, and will be heading into Provo, Utah, with winning on their minds.
With two games for the upcoming week of Nov. 9 - Nov. 15, the Bears will be playing in Waco on Tuesday (Nov. 10th) against Yale and will be traveling to San Antonio to take on the Longhorns on Sunday (Nov.
Tianna Thompson scored 23 points as the Baylor Bears rolled past the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders 112-40 on Sunday at Foster Pavilion. The Bears came out fast, taking the first quarter 27-10.
It wasn't at pretty at first, but Baylor managed to score 28 unanswered points on Saturday against Iowa State to capture a 42-31 win over the Cyclones.
Baylor has started the season 2-0, and the Bears didn't hold back in their matchup against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. A win was expected, but I'm not sure many people expected Baylor to come away with a 56-point victory.
Baylor welcomes Iowa State to McLane Stadium at 11 a.m. Saturday for the 100th Homecoming football game in Waco. Both teams are coming off perhaps their best wins of the season and are trying to claw into the upper echelon of the conference.
Last season was a whirlwind for the Baylor Bears. First baseman Tyce Armstrong kicked off the year with three grand slams in the first game, part of what was a big season for him.
Baylor Bears guard Isaac Williams IV scored 26 points off the bench to lead his team to a 109–53 victory over the Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions on Friday night in Waco.
Aranda coached for seven seasons at Baylor, but the Bears fired him after two straight losses to TCU and Kansas.
Baylor needs a fresh start after firing Dave Aranda, and GJ Kinne should be at the top of their list.
Dave Aranda is a class act, and while by the end of his time with the Baylor Bears he was not considered a good coach, nobody can besmirch Aranda's character.
Baylor football was in the headlines over the weekend when it made the decision to fire head coach Dave Aranda after nearly seven seasons as head coach.
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