Post-Game Thread: Baylor Drops Big 12 Opener to Arizona State at Buzzer, 27-24

Everything about this program and Aranda is half assed.

Winning half the games, a true .500 program.
Half the team seems like they care.
Half of one side of the ball (offense) works, the other half (defense) doesn't.

It's perpetually 50/50.

Baylor is now 4-12 against Power 4 schools at home since the start of the 2022 season and 1-9 in games I would classify as big games at home.

— Grayson Grundhoefer (@GrayGrundhoefer) September 21, 2025

Post game thoughts…. Same **** different year. It's no wonder fans don't show. They know the outcome before kickoff

As soon as one area of the team improves, another area falls behind. Why can't it just be a complete team under Aranda?

The team deserves much more than Aranda's idea of leadership

Uggghhhh that was ugly.

Bad Dude said:

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Uggghhhh that was ugly.

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And predicted. There was a guy answering the staff predictions who called it; slow start, late answer then a late hope that we could come back or stop the killing blow from ASU.


It's criminal that Aranda is still pulling a paycheck.

We are behind Oklahoma State in the big 12 standings.

Let that sink in for a moment.

Oldbear83 said:

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Bad Dude said:

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Uggghhhh that was ugly.

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And predicted. There was a guy answering the staff predictions who called it; slow start, late answer then a late hope that we could come back or stop the killing blow from ASU.


It's criminal that Aranda is still pulling a paycheck.
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How bout taking points when you can get them? Enough with the analytics. KNEW going for 4th and 2 and not making it (figured that would happen as well) would be a costly mistake in the long run, and it was. How did I and probably many others know--from past experience.

So a Devil humped our logo??

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— no context college football (@nocontextcfb) September 21, 2025