The Baylor Bears are gearing up for a big win on the recruiting trail come Saturday. Scott Drew's team is a finalist to land 2027 guard TJ Jamison, a four-star prospect out of Shreveport (LA).
Fall camp is beginning across college football. Optimism is set to reign supreme. Coaches will tell you about everyone being in the best shape of their life.
Baylor football is entering a crossroads season. They need to win and they need to win right now. If they don’t, the consequences are going to be severe.
College football has changed. When the season ended, most fans would start focusing on the recruiting class for the following year to provide hope for the future.
College football has changed. Long gone are the days of handing the ball to one running back 30 times per game. Yes, some schools still have a bellcow at running back, but most have taken to the committee approach in the backfield.
Let’s cut through the weeds, shall we? Baylor football is facing a huge season. If they have a bad year, Dave Aranda is going to be looking for another job, and there will be more turnover around a program that has been looking for a return to prominence.
We are closing in on our top 10 of our top 25 most important Baylor players for the 2026 season. Coming in at No. 12 on the list is rising sophomore running back Michael Turner.
We are finally back, ladies and gentlemen. Fall camp is around the corner; the Baylor Bears look for a 2026 season that will likely define Dave's future.
There certainly are five-star busts in college football. It happens, but more times than not, if a player is ranked as a five-star, they turn things around at some point in time and show why they were so highly ranked.
Let's be honest, after a 5-7 campaign, there are a lot of questions surrounding Baylor football. Dave Aranda enters his make-or-break season and he likely not only needs to have a winning record, but provide some sort of hope for the 2027 season in order to keep his job.
The 2026 college football season is mostly going to focus on the offensive side of the ball for the Baylor Bears. That’s the nature of business when you consider most of their major additions in the transfer portal focused on that side of the ball, none bigger than quarterback DJ Lagway.
In Dave Aranda's six years at Baylor, the Bears have had four losing seasons. There was a 12-2 season mixed in there, in 2021, which provided Waco with a lot of hope for what was going to come under Aranda.
The 2026 college football season is the land of opportunity for the Baylor Bears. Earlier in the week we discussed the lack of returners on the offensive line, which sets up for some hearty competition when fall camp opens.
Power Four conference media days are underway, and the 2026 season starts in just six weeks. CBS Sports experts released their annual head coach “Hot Seat” rankings earlier this week.
Senior safety Micah Gifford is set to be the cornerstone of the secondary for the Bears ahead of the 2026 football season. Coming off a breakout year in
The 2026 college football season is the land of opportunity for the Baylor Bears. The theme of this list is going to be the plethora of opportunity that exists around the roster for newcomers to make an impact.
We at Baylor Bears on SI thought it would be fun to do a fan Q+A. Here are three of your questions answered about the Baylor Bears in 2026. I want more info on this o line!
I am a fairly young college football fan in that I have only really been a true fan of the sport since 2021. Although I have only fully entrenched myself in this great sport for five whole seasons, I am deeply sentimental about the history and tradition it holds.
Incoming redshirt junior pitcher Hallie Burns has announced her landing spot for the 2027 season. The Baylor Bears introduced Burns as their newest addition to the bullpen, the second Southeastern Louisiana player to announce Waco, Texas, as their new home.