37 Days till Kickoff: Baylor is 37th in the nation with 18 consensus All-Americans

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In the history of the Baylor Football program, just 15 men have earned consensus All-American honors. The 15 achieved this feat 18 times, thanks to repeats from Lawrence Elkins, Mike Singletary, and Spencer Drango. With 18 consensus All-Americans in Baylor history, the Bears are tied at 18th nationally in this metric for program success and status with Arizona State and TCU.

Here are the Bears’ All-Americans:

• 1930 Barton Koch, G
• 1956 Bill Glass, G
• 1963 Lawrence Elkins, E
• 1964 Lawrence Elkins, B
• 1976 Gary Green, DB
• 1979 Mike Singletary, LB
• 1980 Mike Singletary, LB
• 1986 Thomas Everett, DB
• 1991 Santana Dotson, DL
• 2006 Daniel Sepulveda, P
• 2011 Robert Griffin III, QB
• 2012 Terrance Williams, WR
• 2013 Cyril Richardson, OL
• 2014 Spencer Drango, OL
• 2015 Spencer Drango, OL
• 2015 Corey Coleman, WR
• 2019 James Lynch, DL
• 2021 Jalen Pitre, S

With at least one winner in every decade since the 1950s, there is a beautiful consistency to the success of these individuals.

As record holders, recent heroes, draft picks, program legends and so much more, these Bears have helped build this program to where it is today, at the top of the Big 12 conference (at least for this offseason).

Baylor has more consensus All-Americans than 6 SEC teams, 5 Big 12 teams and all four newcomers as well.

Is there anyone for Baylor who you think will push for an All-American selection this year? Let us know in the comments!