The Baylor men’s basketball team has risen to the challenge this year in the gauntlet that is Big 12 conference…
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While the late season marquee matchups present an opportunity to garner support for your Heisman campaign, one slip up can leave you with an uphill battle the rest of the season.
After suffering their first loss of the season, the Baylor Bears fall out of my top four College Football Playoff…
The Baylor wide receiver is beginning to look like a real threat to win the Heisman. His unbelievable numbers and uncanny ability to catch touchdowns each week is absurd.
With six straight loses and a last place standing in the NFC East, it may be too late to recover. If the Cowboys lose to Tampa Bay, all hope for the season will be lost.
The NFL trade deadline came and went with little news to report, as usual. One non-trade did raise some eyebrows though: RG3 is still with the Washington Redskins, as the third string QB.
Clearly Baylor fans will be upset at the committee’s first rankings for the College Football Playoff, and why shouldn’t they…
By Trey Gregory, Assistant City Editor Injuries are the worst part of football. There is sure to be some sort…
How concerned should Baylor fans be about Seth Russell’s injury? Well, it’s always bad when the starting quarterback goes down.…
What a week of college football – a couple unbeaten teams had their playoff hopes take a hit, while others…
The AFC East might just be the best division in football right now. Which is a far cry from how…
Things in the NFC East have not gone according to plan. The Cowboys, who won the division last season, have…
This week of college football started in an absolutely crazy fashion. Florida quarterback Will Grier was suspended one year by…
Before the start of the NFL season many, including myself, projected the Dallas Cowboys to make the Super Bowl. After…
“No one can stop Leonard Fournette right now.”
By Trey Gregory It’s all anyone in the sports world is talking about today. At the end of last night’s…
College football is a wonderful game – my favorite, in fact. The matchups across the board this past weekend were…
By Joshua Davis, Sports Writer As the college football season draws near, I have found myself poring over numbers and…
What was Robert Griffin III thinking? Those words probably best describe most sports fans’ reactions after getting caught up in the media frenzy caused by the outspoken Washington Redskins quarterback for his exceedingly bold assertion during an interview with WJLA-TV.
Last week, the NFL issued a one-year ban to Cleveland Browns receiver and ex-Baylor Bear Josh Gordon failing a team drug test, testing positive for alcohol. It is not the first time Gordon has been part of a drug violation. It has been something he has fought for all of his life, even before his professional career.
No. 12 Baylor football raised over $6,000 in last weekend’s Touchdown Pledge Drive to fund research for cerebral palsy through the team’s Uplifting Athletes chapter.
There was a plethora of controversial calls in the Baylor-WVU game on Saturday. However, West Virginia received the spoils for one of most controversial calls of the game.
As many know by now, fans rushed the field at McLane Stadium after freshman kicker Chris Callahan nailed a game-winner as time expired to beat TCU on Saturday. This sparked a bit of controversy, asking whether fans should have rushed the field despite being the favorite heading into the game.
Baylor football is in its golden age. Right now, fans are watching the best football program in school history. For any fan, it’s hard not to watch the Bears in every game they play.
Baylor football is in its golden age, something this program has not seen before. With one Heisman winner and a Big 12 championship under its belt, Baylor Nation should not expect this excitement to go away any time soon.
Coming off of a third-straight bowl game appearance and second straight bowl win, Baylor football is still hungry for something more: a Big 12 Championship.
Baylor has never won a Big 12 Championship, but this season I think that will change. From top to bottom, this could be the best roster the Bears have ever fielded with head coach Art Briles at the helm.
Less than 48 hours before the 4-1 thrashing of Real Madrid, it was announced that Borussia Dortmund midfielder Mario Götze would join rival team Bayern München. Immediately, fans began to call him Judas and burn his jerseys.
During mid-to-late February, a certain air begins to come over the sports world. Everyone feels it and there’s no doubt to its source: March Madness. Or as I call it, March Sadness.
Before filling out my bracket this year, I watched hours of analysis of ESPN’s so-called “experts” and gained as much insight as I could. I thought I knew what I was doing. I didn’t. I really can’t emphasize my wrongness enough. Here’s what I got:
Considering the Bears’ lofty preseason ranking of No. 19 in the country, it’s difficult to see this season as nothing short of bittersweet.
Sure, it’s fantastic for head coach Scott Drew and seniors Pierre Jackson and A.J. Walton to go out on top in with an NIT championship, but the NIT was never the goal for this group of Bears.
Anyone that has been to a Baylor Lady Bears basketball game has seen the video that plays before player introductions. Head coach Kim Mulkey stands before her players and talks about the expectation that this team will repeat as National Champions.