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Opinion: Baylor Football Has An Identity Crisis

October 9, 2024
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Fans thrive off of an identity. 

It gives them something to lean on during the good times and something to fall back on during the bad times. It makes success more enjoyable and failure more understandable. Understanding what your team is trying to accomplish makes the entire fan experience more enjoyable.

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Opinion: Baylor Football Has An Identity Crisis

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Seems like this would be apparent in a program that is no longer under a first year HC - what are we, Year 5 of Dave? Also something I would expect ANY athletic director would expect.....

Maybe it's "the Baylor way"....
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Red-headed stepchild syndrome? Would make perfect sense given BU leadership's lackadaisical approach to football.
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Not at all arguing with your excellent content. But we DO have identity. A soft, detached, poorly coached team who can't string together more than one good quarter and who plumbs the depths to find new ways to lose.
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