91 Days till Kickoff: Bryce Hager's 91-yard Scoop & Score

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On September 7, 2013, Bryce Hager found the football bouncing his way in the Bears’ own redzone. What ensued was an entertaining, winding escapade down the field with a couple of good cuts and a trip to the promised land. 

Hager returned the Buffalo quarterback’s fumble 91-yards for a touchdown to make the Bears’ blowout of the Bulls even worse. The scoop and score made it a 49-13 game, and the Bears would go on to win by a score of 70-13. It was one of the highest scores in Baylor history on a day where the offense and defense were both clicking.

The Bears amassed 452 yards through the air and 329 yards on the ground for a grand total of 781 yards and 9 offensive touchdowns. Those 9 offensive touchdowns are the second most in Baylor history, and the 10 total TDs tie the historic 2013 West Virginia game that ended in a 73-42 win for the Bears.

One other quick stat for you today:

The most rushing attempts Baylor has made as a team in a single game in program history was 91 at SMU in 1993. The Bears won that game 31-12 in Dallas and totaled 482 yards rushing.