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The Baylor Bears (1-0) meet the UTSA Road Runners (1-0) in the second game of the 2019 season on Saturday, Sept. 7 at 3 p.m. CT inside McLane Stadium.
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Title | Author |
UTSA QB a reason for concern | Colt Barber |
It’s not Gerry’s time, but Baylor needs to use him | J.D. PicKell |
Areas of concern | J.J. Joe |
1-on-1 with Matt Rhule | David Smoak |
How to counter UTSA’s defense | Sam Bradshaw |
Baylor vs. UTSA Key Players | Grayson Grundhoefer |
Record Book Review | Brian Ethridge |
Confidence on defense a huge step | Colt Barber |
“I didn’t like our rush lanes at times. The quarterback was able to get outside and that’s certainly going to be an issue with Frank Harris this week who’s a dynamic runner. We have to improve in that regard. We left some guys wide open in flats. Guys just kind of coming out of coverage. They hit a wheel route on us to get the one drive going. They had some guys open as they scrambled around so that has to improve. I didn’t like our pass protection. Quarterback got hit too many times, even though we took no sacks he got hit too many times.
Quarterback #12 Charlie Brewer
Brewer started off the season with a very solid performance against a weak opponent. Brewer was 21-of-31 for 199 yards and three touchdowns in just a tad over one half of action.
Left guard #52 Sam Tecklenburg
Coach Rhule was not happy with the Bears pass protection and the inability to run the ball up the middle. Well that was against a mediocre defensive front from Stephen F. Austin and the challenge will be much bigger this week against UTSA.
Defensive end #93 James Lynch
Lynch earned his first sack of the season in week one and looked as good as ever. He appears to have made some nice strides this offseason and I think the preseason hype was real.
Linebacker #4 Clay Johnston
So far all week the Baylor defense has been hearing about San Antonio high school legend and UTSA quarterback Frank Harris. I think Clay Johnston will be taking this as a major personal challenge.
Quarterback #7 Frank Harris — He was in the 2017 class but tore his ACL, then last year was expected to be the starter and tore his ACL again.
Running Back #23 Sincere McCormick — McCormick was a monster at Converse Judson where he racked up 3,407 yards and 43 touchdowns.
Defensive Tackle #95 Jaylon Haynes — A 2017 Conference USA All-Freshman Team player from 2017 had a solid sophomore year last season but appears to have made big strides this season.
Defensive End #98 Lorenzo Dantzler — The 6-2, 245-pound defensive end appears to be the favorite to lead the Roadrunners in sacks for the 2019 season.
Linebacker #12 Andrew Martell — Whelp Andrew Martell you have big shoes to fill. The 6-1, 220-pounds linebacker played in 11 games last year at the safety position and converted to linebacker over the off-season.
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