Baylor recently hit a roadblock on the 2027 recruiting trail. 2027 defensive lineman Jalen Price, who was one of the first commitments in Dave Aranda's 2027 class, recently de-committed from the program.
With multiple teams having their first CFP selection in the past few years, does Baylor have a shot at being the fourth Big 12 school to make the playoff?
With the NBA draft just a few weeks away, a pair of Baylor Bears are projected to go in the first round. Head coach Scott Drew has been the head of the program for 23 seasons and has had 15 players drafted into the NBA during his tenure.
Things are coming together nicely for Scott Drew and the Baylor Bears. When the Bears take the court of Foster Pavilion next season, Baylor is hopeful it will have a competitive Big 12 roster.
ESPN’s Todd Archer reports the Cowboys have waived UDFA G Sidney Fugar. Archer adds Fugar was waived in correspondence with signing UDFA OL D.J. Wingfield. Fugar, 23, was a three-star recruit in the 2021 class out of Oakdale, Connecticut.
Dave Aranda is going to the 2026 season with the hottest seat in college football. And while Baylor is hoping for a turnaround this fall after a 5-7 season (3-6 BIG 12), the reality is, Dave Aranda needs a much-improved season to stay on the sidelines in Waco in 2027.
The Baylor Bears picked up a major piece for the future this week, landing a commitment from four-star quarterback Luke Babin. Babin, a Texas native, brings a strong recruiting profile to Waco.
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.