An entire playlist of interviews from Baylor assistant coaches and current players from Baylor's media session in New Orleans ahead of the Sugar Bowl on Wednesday.

Baylor defensive coordinator meets with the media in advance of the Sugar Bowl on Wednesday.

Baylor’s defensive coordinator is one of five finalists for the honor given to college football’s top assistant coach.

Baylor's offensive and defensive coordinators Jeff Nixon and Phil Snow talk about the teams development heading into the bye week.

After the defense forced 47 interceptions in the fall, Baylor head coach Matt Rhule's concern of turnovers has shifted to the offense.

Baylor defensive coordinator Phil Snow discusses the Baylor defense and the opening matchup of the season against Stephen F. Austin with Matt Mosley.

After forcing a lowsy 11 turnovers in 2017, the first year of Phil Snow’s defense in Waco, Baylor figured out a way to take a step back in 2018, forcing just 10 turnovers a season ago. Both totals ranked dead last in the Big 12 and were among the 10 worst in the nation. How can that be fixed?

Baylor's new defensive base look should provide more versatility and play to the strengths of the personnel in 2019.

Co-Offensive Coordinator Jeff Nixon, Defensive Coordinator Phil Snow, safety Chris Miller, and running back Trestan Ebner preview both sides of the football as day two of fall camp wraps up.

As Baylor continues to develop their defense under Phil Snow, the lack of versatility between different levels of the defense is a hindrance.

Baylor football players are seeing significant success on the track early on this spring, but there are disadvantages that don't go unnoticed.

Following Baylor's 4th practice this Spring, members of the team spoke with the media.

Baylor's defensive and offensive coordinators talk about what they see from Vanderbilt and what they have seen from the players so far in bowl practices.

Baylor has set lofty goals for their defensive in different categories for the fall, but none more important than figuring out a way to get the ball back to their offense.

As Baylor enters season two under direction of defensive coordinator Phil Snow, Matt Rhule says precise aggression is the next step for Baylor's defense.

After practice Coach Phil Snow and safeties Verkedric Vaughns and Blake Lynch spoke to the media.

Phil Snow made it clear in the spring of 2017 that the installment of his defense at Baylor was going to take time. Now a year later, Baylor's defense should reap the benefits from his willingness to stick to the blueprint.

Baylor defensive coordinator Phil Snow met with the media on Tuesday following Baylor's spring practice to discuss the biggest differences in year one and year two in the system.