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Film Study: Drive-by-drive analysis of Baylor's offensive struggles at WVU

What mistakes were made by Baylor on offense in Morgantown? We dive into the film room looking at the missed opportunities in Baylor's overtime loss.
By Sam Bradshaw
October 9, 2020
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Baylor’s offense against West Virginia was a combination of facing a good defense and an offensive unit playing well below it’s ability.  Every single part of the offense misfired at key times and must improve.   What exactly happened to kill Baylor’s drives?  We’ll go drive by drive.

Drive 1

On drive one Baylor has a second and 6 when Burton false starts.

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