Welcome to the ‘Monday Revue,’ where we will review the most important happenings from Baylor’s most recent resounding win over West Virginia in Morgantown.

I expect this game to be very explosive. Both offenses hit on a ton of explosives, and both defenses allow a ton of explosives.

West Virginia’s resurgent 2023 offense saved head coach Neal Brown’s job last year and then brought back nearly everyone. Expectations were justifiably high coming into this season; how are they faring?

This final ‘chunk’ is what will ultimately define the season. There are multiple possibilities for how this year can end. Let’s look at where Baylor is and the state of its final three opponents.

In a battle between two hot offenses, Baylor edged out TCU in a classic night game in McLane Stadium. Let’s take a look at the most important happenings from Baylor’s thrilling win.

Initial thoughts on Baylor's win over TCU.

TCU is trying to be more aggressive this year, and it’s having mixed results. They’re pretty solid at generating pressure up front, but they've been subpar at creating turnovers, with only five forced fumbles and four interceptions on the season.

The Horned Frogs' offense is led by Kendal Briles, and they throw it early and often.

Early in the year, Baylor’s offense didn’t do many things well. But since Sawyer Robertson (RJr.) became the starting quarterback, they’ve become very explosive.

An explosive offense led the way for the Bears, but the defense needs to improve to keep the Bears rolling.

Let’s look at what Oklahoma State is trying to do offensively and how Baylor will try to stop them.

Oklahoma State returned nearly three-fourths of their defensive production last year, a top 15 number nationally. Now they stink. What’s going on?

Baylor went to Lubbock and put together its first complete performance since 2022. Offense, defense, special teams — every unit of the team contributed.

Some initial takeaways from Baylor's seventh game.

Baylor is preparing to face an aggressive Texas Tech defense tomorrow in Lubbock.

Texas Tech’s offense is very different from the unit that dominated the game in Waco last year.