For the Baylor Bears, the issue hasn’t been hard to identify over the past few seasons; it’s been stopping people. Under Dave Aranda, Baylor has struggled defensively in a way that’s become increasingly difficult to ignore.
It appears Baylor is on the verge of making another splash in the 2027 class. According to Rivals' Steve Wiltfong and Sam Spiegelman, the Bears are now favored to land four-star signal caller Luke Babin.
The Baylor Bears are already looking toward the future and targeting one of the top young prospects in the country. Five-star recruit Xavier Young, the No.
Not only will Baylor have a new-look offensive line and a new quarterback leading the way in 2026, but the Bears' wide receiver corps will look a whole lot different.
The Baylor Bears lost 32 players from their 2025 roster, and added 29 players from the transfer portal, along with a recruiting class. The Bears' defense can only improve from what they were last year, but Baylor's offense was ranked No.
It's Joe Klanderman's first season at Baylor, leading the charge as the Bears' new defensive coordinator, but he already has a close relationship with Dave Aranda.
On top of having one of the worst defenses in college football last season, Baylor struggled to force turnovers. The Bears allowed the 122nd most points scored against them last year, allowing 32.6 points per game, but Baylor also gained just 11 turnovers in 12 games, which was 112th in the country.
After having one of the worst defenses in college football, Baylor head coach Dave Aranda had to do some self-scouting and opted to hire Kansas State defensive coordinator Joe Klanerman to take over.
Postseason play is in the air. Yes, the Baylor Bears’ season is not over as of yet, as they’ll tip off against the Minnesota Golden Gophers of the Big Ten in an attempt to build some momentum toward the 2026 season.
Baylor went 5-7 in 2025, but the Bears were either in control or right in the mix for most of those losses. It was the second half — more so the fourth quarter — that doomed the Bears this past season.
The Baylor Bears are set to begin their postseason with the College Basketball Crown tournament set to tip off in Las Vegas in early April. Baylor is coming off a disappointing season that saw them fail to meet expectations, and miss the NCAA Tournament.
With the March Madness tournament in full effect, the Bears were unfortunately left on the outside looking in this season after a rough performance from Scott Drew and his team.
After missing the NCAA Tournament, Baylor was invited to participate in the Crown Tournament. The Bears will get Minnesota on Wednesday, April 1, for their first game.
As we watch former stars of the team like Robertson, Trigg, and Prentice show out at Baylor's pro day on Sunday, Dave Aranda looks forward to a major bounce-back season for Baylor this year with the new staff changes and the additions from the portal.
The Baylor Bears men’s basketball received some positive offseason news as guard Isaac Williams IV has signed a two-year deal to remain with the program and finish his collegiate career in Waco.