West Virginia hands Baylor its worst loss since 2007, 58-14

Baylor travels to West Virginia to take on the Mountaineers at Milan Puskar Stadium at 6:00 p.m. CT on FS1.

1st Quarter

The first drive of the game West Virginia threw the ball twice for 22 yards. Then Will Grier threw a pass down the sideline to Gary Jennings Jr. for 53 yards and a touchdown. Baylor had a three-and-out on their first drive. West Virginia drove down the field but Clay Johnston stepped up big on 3rd-down and got a big tackle for no gain. West Virginia missed the 44-yard field goal. Charlie Brewer threw a 5-yard strike to Denzel Mims but he bobbled it right into the hands of a West Virginia defensive back for the interception. The Bears forced a field goal and James Lynch blocked it. The Bears got the ball back and Brewer threw a pass across the middle to Jalen Hurd on a post route that was overthrown and picked off. The Bears got another 3rd-down stop and forced a field goal that was made. 

Highlights

Baylor forced a field goal and James Lynch blocked the field goal.

Score

Baylor 0, West Virginia 10

2nd Quarter

Will Grier completed a 42-yard pass to Davids Sills V and drove the ball all the way down to the 15-yard line. Baylor forced a stop on a James Lynch sack, West Virginia made the field goal. Baylor punted. Grier threw a 25-yard touchdown to David Sills V. Baylor punted. Grier threw a 65-yard touchdown to David Sills V. Brewer threw a pick. Maretell Pettway ran for a 33-yard touchdown. Baylor brought in McClendon and punted. Tevin Bush ran for 79 yards on one play and Will Grier snuck in for the score. Baylor punted. West Virginia kneeled to end the half.

Highlights

Baylor played the worst quarter I have ever seen since becoming a student in 2012.

Score

Baylor 0, West Virginia 41

3rd Quarter

Chris Platt fumbled the opening kickoff and West Virginia recovered it. The Bears gave up a field goal. Jalan McClendon drove the Bears down the field and Josh Fleeks capped off the drive with a 2-yard touchdown. West Virginia drove right back down the field and scored a touchdown. Baylor went right back down the field and McClendon ran in for a 1-yard touchdown. 

Highlights

McClendon threw for three passes of over 15 yards and then capped off the drive with a quarterback sneak into the end zone.

Score

Baylor 14, West Virginia 51

4th Quarter

West Virginia opened the quarter with a 36-yard touchdown pass. Baylor drove down the field to the West Virginia 20 but turned the ball over on downs. West Virginia punted. The Bears got stopped after three plays. West Virginia and Baylor both punted again. West Virginia then ran the clock out.

Final Score

Baylor 14, West Virginia 58