The portal combat going on right now is brutal. Some teams will benefit and have the resources to thrive in the competitive market for players. Others, not so much.
It's been a mass exodus for Baylor since the transfer portal opened. Most of it has come from the defensive side of the ball. Most recently, starting edge rusher Emar'rion Winston entered his name into the portal after one season in Waco.
As Baylor continues in this busy portal period, they look to regroup and replenish an offensive line unit that has been picked apart at the hands of the NCAA transfer portal.
Baylor has lost five offensive linemen to the transfer portal, most notably, center Coleton Price. The Bears also lost Omar Aigbedion to graduation, and Baylor has to build its offensive line if it's going to compete at a high level in 2026.
The transfer portal is in full-swing and the Baylor Bears are hosting some quality players, trying to build a talented roster for the 2026 season. One player that has garnered some interest from the Bears was one of the best quarterbacks in the FCS for the 2025 season.
Following Baylor's 5-7 season, losing defensive coordinator Matt Powledge, and the hiring of Joe Klanderman to fill the role, the Bears have lost a lot of their experience from the 2025 season.
After Bears quarterback Sawyer Robertson finished his career ranked fourth on the school’s all-time passing list, Baylor is in dire need of an experienced signal-caller.
The Baylor basketball squad traveled to the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex on Saturday to take on the Horned Frogs of TCU in a Big 12 Conference battle of unranked teams.
Well, the silly season that is the transfer portal is officially upon us, opening today and sucking the life out of college football programs across the country for the next two weeks.
The Baylor Bears are continuing to reshape their defensive front for 2026, extending a scholarship offer to three-star JUCO defensive lineman Kaden Briggs as the program works to offset significant losses along the line through the transfer portal.
Although the NCAA has granted four years of college eligibility to 2023 second-round pick James Nnaji, who recently enrolled at Baylor, players who have signed NBA contracts will remain ineligible to play college basketball.
Baylor is losing one of its most reliable defenders, with linebacker Keaton Thomas officially entering the transfer portal. It’s a big loss, plain and simple.
The second-ranked Texas Longhorns had four ranked wins to their credit coming into Sunday, and there was not much standing in their way of a fifth such win against No. 13 Baylor.