S11: Diagnosing What Went Wrong on Offense for Baylor vs UTSA

After putting up 45 points in week one, Baylor's offense wasn't sharp against UTSA and scored only 10 points. What led to it? SicEm365's S11 breaks it down.
By Sam Bradshaw
September 13, 2017
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So What Happened on Offense?

In a complete role-reversal of the first game, Baylor's offense was a liability and was unable to help out their defense who played a mostly good game and the Bears once again came up one score short of what was needed.
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