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Matt Rhule: It's time for Baylor to grow up, have championship mindset

Baylor had a program-defining season in 2018 because of the standards that were set in practice. For 2019 and the future, the standard isn’t bowl games and winning seasons. The mark has moved.
By Colt Barber
April 15, 2019
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The balance between upperclassmen and underclassmen on Baylor’s football roster is as strong as it has been since 2015, but there is still a lack of needed maturity according to head coach Matt Rhule.

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