The Baylor Bears have gotten out to a 3-0 start in the young season. Scott Drew's new-look roster has done a good job of gelling in the early going, but Baylor has a big test this week.
For some, if not most, the 2025 Baylor football campaign cannot come to an end fast enough. A two-game losing streak where Baylor has given up 96 points in those two defeats and turned the ball over five times.
Following Week 13 action, the Big 12 announced start times for Week 14. It was announced that Baylor would wrap up the regular season at home against Houston, which will start at 11 a.m.
Baylor needs one win to gain bowl eligibility, but it didn't come against Arizona. In fact, the Bears were routed in a 41-17 defeat by Arizona. QB Sawyer Robertson had one of his worst outings of the season after looking pretty solid in the first half.
One day after Baylor made a statement by retaining head coach Dave Aranda for the 2026 season, the Bears went to Arizona and got demolished by the Wildcats.
Baylor's offense started on fire, converting both its first and second drives for touchdowns. Disappointingly, the defense did not come out with the same fire and gave up touchdowns on Arizona's first and second drives.
Dave Aranda has led the Baylor Bears to a .500 record at 5-5. As a result, the powers that be at Baylor decided that was good enough for Aranda to remain employed by the university for another season.
The Baylor Bears are 5-5 and have had their struggles in the 2025 campaign. But a resurgence in the 2026 recruiting cycle has sparked optimism within the football program.
The Baylor University athletic department is expected to announce soon that Mack Rhoades will be stepping down as athletic director, according to sources who spoke with ESPN.
Baylor Bears wing Tounde Yessoufou is one of the most athletic and well-built wings in this year’s draft. Now that the College Basketball season is underway, it is time to become familiar with some of the top draft prospects in this class.
Baylor Bears athletic director and College Football Playoff chairman Mack Rhoades is another example of how the power of the most prominent leaders in college sports is being unchecked.