BAYLOR BEARS RUMORS & GOSSIP

We always hear about how complex playbooks are in football, but one player says he didn't have one when he played college ball.

The cover of NCAA Football 13 will feature former Baylor QB Robert Griffin III alongside a legendary Heisman winner from the past. 

The first big endorsement opportunity for the quarterback is reportedly a deal with Castrol Motor Oil.

The Heisman Trophy-winning QB issued a challenge to fellow Baylor star and recently crowned national champion, Britney Griner, to a slam dunk contest.

Baylor Bears Nike Pro Combat Concept Helmets After being inspired by looking at the unique uniforms the Baylor Bears have been sporting of late, Charles Sollars decided to take the idea and apply them to football helmets. First off if you have seen the Baylor hoops uniforms check them out below: photo credit: Washington post Okay so that’s an interesting...

If seeing Baylor play football at Floyd Casey Stadium has been on your bucket list of things to do, you had better make those plans this year or next.  That's because the Bears are going to have a new on-campus stadium to call home which could be ready for action as early as the 2014 season. The plans for a new stadium have been in the works, but it looks like those plans...

The soon-to-be first-round draft pick announced that he will grace the cover of the upcoming college football video game from EA Sports.

This Baylor fan brought a “D-Fence” sign to the Alamo Bowl. More than one hundred points later, he was still holding this sign proud, hoping for a stop from his Bears. In the end he got it sorta kinda. Here are some of the highlights. 123 Points 1, 397 Yards 159 Plays 17 Touchdowns And [...]

Check out the touchdown grab by Baylor wide receiver Kendall Wright after an absurd tip by a fellow teammate. The catch, which accounted for one of Robert Griffin III's four TD passes and 87 of his 447 yards passing, tied the game up at 24 and the Bears would eventually upset the fifth ranked Oklahoma Sooners by a final scored of 45-38. Sometimes I guess it really is better...