If the 2020 football season swirls down the Covid19 drain, how might that impact Baylor for 2021? Potentially, that is year of development (somewhat, at least) with a new coach, new system, and a team that was going to be awfully young in 2020. I don't think we'd loose that many starters to the 2021 draft in this scenario.

So, would sitting out a year of football make Aranda's Bears stronger, tougher, and wiser? Would Baylor be the ultimate sleeper in 2021 if this were to happen?

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If the 2020 football season swirls down the Covid19 drain, how might that impact Baylor for 2021? Potentially, that is year of development (somewhat, at least) with a new coach, new system, and a team that was going to be awfully young in 2020. I don't think we'd loose that many starters to the 2021 draft in this scenario.

So, would sitting out a year of football make Aranda's Bears stronger, tougher, and wiser? Would Baylor be the ultimate sleeper in 2021 if this were to happen?
You'd think yes, simply because it gives them time to learn the offense and defensive systems more in depth as opposed to being somewhat vanilla. Also allows some transfers to be eligible.
I still think if they play this year this is a 7-5 team with a ceiling of 9-3

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