Many Bears were on the road this weekend, and with the “Go Gold” football game, it wasn’t easy to keep up with it all. Here is everything you may have missed.
Browsing: Football
A slow first half may have been the reason the Bears came up short 36-25 to Oklahoma State Saturday, and now the team has an opportunity to use their bye week to step up their tempo and continue developing its identity.
In front of the seventh-largest crowd in McLane Stadium history (47,979), No. 16 Baylor football was defeated 36-25 by No. 9 Oklahoma State University Saturday afternoon.
After a seven-year journey through the criminal justice system, former Baylor football player Sam Ukwuachu’s conviction for sexually assaulting a former student-athlete was affirmed by Waco’s 10th Court of Appeals on Thursday.
John Morris, the Voice of the Bears, has an extremely demanding schedule and finds it important to keep a separate life away from work.
Fresh off a gritty road win, No. 16 Baylor football won’t get to catch its breath any time soon. The Bears play host to No. 9 Oklahoma State University this weekend — the first time the two programs have met since the 2021 Big 12 championship game.
No. 16 Baylor football finally proved it could win a tough road game, thanks to a 31-24 success over Iowa State this past Saturday at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, Iowa.
No. 17 Baylor football snuck past Iowa State 31-24 Saturday afternoon at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, Iowa.
No. 17 Baylor football has another tough road test, this time versus Iowa State at 11 a.m. Saturday at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, Iowa on ESPN2.
In case you were too wrapped up in Family Weekend here is everything that went down.
Baylor football has a unique history with each inner-conference school, so I ranked them one-through-nine in terms of rivalry with the green and gold.
No. 17 Baylor football capitalized on “playing green” in the second half in order to put Texas State University away 42-7.
The Bears gain a 42-7 win against Texas State at McLane Stadium on Saturday.
Hill has been covering Baylor Athletics for 40 years and has become a legend in the community.
Baylor football has a unique history with each inner-conference school, so I ranked them one-through-nine in terms of rivalry with the green and gold.
No. 17 Baylor football has its last non-conference match of the season versus Texas State University at 11 a.m. Saturday at McLane Stadium.
Sixth-year senior wideout Gavin Holmes overcame all odds by making his way back to the gridiron for the 2022 Baylor football season.
No. 9 Baylor couldn’t pull off the road win in Provo, Utah versus No. 21 Brigham Young University, as they fell 26-20 in double-overtime.
Baylor Lariat sports writers break down their opinions on the new playoff format, as announced on Sept. 2.
In this piece, I begin my ranking of Baylor football’s biggest rivals among the Big 12 conference.
Although easy to forget, Baylor athletics stayed busy over the Labor Day weekend, and we’ve got the lowdown in case you missed it.
No. 9 Baylor football hits the road to Provo, Utah for a top-21 matchup versus No. 21 Brigham Young University Saturday night at LaVell Edwards Stadium.
Blake Shapen executed on an efficient 17-20 completions to go with 214 yards and three touchdowns, leading the Bears to a blowout win.
On Friday, the College Football Playoff’s board of managers officially decided on a new 12-team College Football Playoff format, according to ESPN.
With the new Go Gold initiative, Baylor Athletics pushes fans to come together to wear gold.
The Bears open their season Saturday against the Great Danes in Baylor’s first FCS matchup since 2019.
The Baylor Lariat sports desk — composed of Michael Haag, Gio Gennero and AnnaGrace Hale — read your predictions for 2022 Baylor football and gave their responses.
Defensive linemen Siaki “Apu” Ika, Gabe Hall and Jaxon Player merge together on the line of scrimmage to create quite the trio for opposing offensive coordinators to deal with. Each head has a unique role, but joined, they serve to wreak havoc for opposing offenses.
Baylor football no longer embodies “take three” with Joey McGuire gone. This fall, they introduced a new mantra, “robbers and jackers.”
Baylor students were able to meet athletes and get autographs from their favorite players in the annual Meet the Bears event.
