College football season is over and it is time to reminisce on the season that was. Of course, this year was unlike any other with the Indiana Hoosiers having a historic 16-0 season en route to a national championship victory, the first in its program’s history.
Baylor added another piece to its defensive rebuild with the signing of junior college linebacker Kaleb Arterberry, a move aimed squarely at fixing one of the Bears’ most glaring weaknesses.
Baylor basketball is in a really tough spot. It looked like they were going to get their season back on track with a big win over Oklahoma State on the road, where they had an offensive explosion.
Baylor had a very disappointing 5-7 season in 2025. The Bears had preseason hopes of not only winning the Big 12 Conference but also being a dark horse to make the College Football Playoff.
The quarterback position is the most important position in football, whether a fan wants to believe it or not. The 2025 Baylor Bears were fortunate to have one of the most productive passers in not only the Big 12 but, the entire FBS in senior Sawyer Robertson.
The awards are starting to come in, and the Baylor Bears are about to get a player on campus who is stacking them in his closet. The Dallas Morning News has awarded 2025 Baylor signee Jamarion Phillips the 2025 Defensive Player of the Year award.
The Baylor Bears have made a nice portal addition with Indiana defensive lineman Hosea Wheeler reportedly set to head to Waco, according to On3. However,
Coming off a national championship, Indiana defensive tackle, Hosea Wheeler announced he would enter the transfer portal. And on Sunday, it was the Baylor Bears who signed the standout defensive lineman.
Baylor picked up a nice win in the portal with the flip of Kentucky transfer wide receiver Hardley Gilmore. He was previously committed to Louisville but made the switch to Waco, giving the Bears another veteran option in the wide receiver room as they continue to reshape the offense.
Baylor has added another body up front with the signing of South Carolina transfer Zavion Hardy. The former No. 1 JUCO prospect in the 2025 class played in just one game this season and didn’t record any stats, but the Bears are clearly betting on what he could become, not what he’s done so far.
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.