Star pass catcher Michael Trigg entered Week 8 as the face of Baylor’s offense and one of college football’s most productive tight ends. But in Baylor’s 42–36 loss to TCU, his Mackey Award campaign took a serious hit.
Coming off a 42-36 defeat at the hands of rival TCU on Saturday for their third loss of the 2025 campaign, should the Baylor Bears' athletic administration be concerned?
The sacred scroll of gridiron warriors known as the College Football Top 150 Players is a who’s who of collegiate talent, put out by Blake Brockermeyer of CBS Sports.
The 2025-2026 collegiate football season is just about halfway through, which means that the early signing period for incoming recruits is right around the corner.
Baylor guard Obi Agbim is already earning national recognition before ever playing a game in the Big 12. Lead college basketball analyst Andy Katz recently ranked Agbim sixth among the top shooters in the country entering the 2025–26 season — a nod to one of the most efficient perimeter weapons in college basketball last year.
Baylor tight end Michael Trigg is finally getting the national recognition his play deserves. The redshirt senior was named the John Mackey Award winner in Pro Football Focus’ midseason awards, given to the nation’s top tight end.
Baylor football has a good one in four-star CB Jamarion Vincent in its 2026 recruiting class, but keeping Vincent committed is going to be the key. The Waco product picked Baylor back in late January, but the Michigan Wolverines are starting to keep things interesting.
The Big 12 Conference revealed the time and broadcast channels for men's basketball this upcoming season. Which means, we essentially know all the times and where the Baylor Bears will be broadcast at.
In a move that significantly shifts momentum in the 2027 recruiting class, four‑star athlete Karece Hoyt has officially committed to Baylor over heavyweights Michigan, Penn State, Texas A&M, and Kansas State.