Fourth-Quarter Offense vs. WVU: What to take away from it?

So what can Baylor fans look forward to based off of this and what should they tap the brakes on regarding some of the schemes that can be opened up? This isn't a comprehensive list but mainly just a few things that stuck out.

By Sam Bradshaw

October 25, 2017

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Thoughts on Baylor's 4th Quarter offense against West Virginia

When Charlie Brewer came into the game Baylor moved the ball consistently on scoring drives of 80, 49, 69 and 86 yards. Brewer and tailback Trestan Ebner were the headlining acts in an offense that put on a show and almost pulled off a historic comeback.

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