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More Time Won't Change Anything For Baylor

Baylor put its best foot forward in every possible way on Saturday except for the for the main event.
October 19, 2026
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There were a few different ways that I saw Saturday night going. As I previewed the game mentally most of Saturday, none of them left me with the end result that I would leave McLane Stadium Saturday as dumbfounded as I was. But maybe that’s my own fault, because we have been seeing these types of performances, in key games, for the last four-plus seasons and there is nothing indicated that Saturday should have been any different than 25-36, 3-31, 28-29, 13-20, 6-38, 14-39, 18-30, 24-25, 31-34, 28-34, 24-38, 24-27, 28-55 and 24-31. For those wondering, those are all of Baylor’s home losses to power opponents since 2022. A variety of opponents, good, bad and average, have come into McLane to win.
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