OK, so it's closer to 90 minutes, but here is a great summary of the game--especially if you don't want to spend 3 hours watching it:

I watched it in Denton this year. Had to watch the eagles. When it got soo hot, I walked swiftly back to my son's apartment and said oh look there's Baylor. My son just laughed. Good hearted kid! Lol

Thx for posting!

Wichitabear said:

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I watched it in Denton this year. Had to watch the eagles. When it got soo hot, I walked swiftly back to my son's apartment and said oh look there's Baylor. My son just laughed. Good hearted kid! Lol

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Your son attend North Texas?

Yes. Couldn't afford Baylor. He will graduate this Dec.

Wichitabear said:

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Yes. Couldn't afford Baylor. He will graduate this Dec.

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My youngest would love to go to Baylor...but $$$$. UNT is his choice now. He's visited twice and loves it. Tarleton is second...

I was only able to attend Baylor in the 1980s because of scholarships & grants--enough to cover most of tuition & fees. I'm glad I did and I hope those who want to attend but cannot afford it can find a way.

Quite a feat to condense this one. That game seemed like it lasted about 12 hours.

Check out their YouTube Channel. They have 25 Baylor games condensed similarly (including 2011 OU, 2012 K State, & 2014 TCU) plus many others for other teams. Most are about 80 minutes give or take.

We have really enjoyed UNT. Great tailgate areas. New stadium. Parking is atrocious! I feel my son has got a good education for what he is going into. When you have 3 children to educate, you have to make sacrifices. All my children were raised to be bears and we shed a few tears. All have and or will have their degrees. One has a PhD and is a professor (her dream) so God helped us get to the finish line. Now, it's up to them

Wichitabear said:

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We have really enjoyed UNT. Great tailgate areas. New stadium. Parking is atrocious! I feel my son has got a good education for what he is going into. When you have 3 children to educate, you have to make sacrifices. All my children were raised to be bears and we shed a few tears. All have and or will have their degrees. One has a PhD and is a professor (her dream) so God helped us get to the finish line. Now, it's up to them

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I have three also. All three will attend state schools...one of of state on a full ride, the other two in Texas.

I wish I had sent my other 2 to state schools since we had to say no to Baylor. I let them choose and by the time we got one out of school, I might as well of let her go to Baylor. God Bless.