“Over the years, we’ve seen changes, but it’s still Collins,” Gould said. “I think it’ll always be Collins. It’ll always be the hotspot. It’ll be the new and improved Collins, but the legacy is still there.”
Trending
- No. 22 BYU holds off No. 17 Baylor comeback in 5 sets
- From BYX brother to Baylor leader, Doug McNamee’s full-circle journey
- Baylor’s undergraduate enrollment level falls to lowest level since 2014
- Tips for future-focused folks
- Where the fun stops with prediction markets
- There’s more to friendship than keeping score
- Sather delivers go-ahead goal in No. 11 Baylor soccer’s win over Oklahoma State
- Sydney Sweeney has great cultural impact
