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What To Make Of Baylor's Talented Running Back Room Heading into 2024

How does a room built of backs for the wide zone adapt to the mix of inside zone and counter in Jake Spavital's offense?
By Travis Roeder
May 7, 2024
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With Baylor’s shift from the wide zone to the air raid under new offensive coordinator Jake Spavital, much of the off-season discussion has revolved around Baylor’s passing game, and for good reason. Under Jeff Grimes’ wide zone, Baylor was primarily a running team. Now Baylor will primarily be a passing team. So it makes sense to focus on that.  

Under Spavital, Baylor will probably be throwing the ball somewhere around 60% of offensive snaps.

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