Baylor STAR Jalen Pitre and Baylor wide receiver RJ Sneed met with the media on Wednesday to discuss the the upcoming road trip to West Virginia to face the Mountaineers and more.

Denzel Mims held the title after fall camp in 2019, but who is on their way to getting the title in 2020? It's a close race with 10 day to go until the season begins.

Baylor juniors RJ Sneed and Jalen Pitre met with the media on Tuesday. Here is a transcript of the session.

Baylor junior wide receiver RJ Sneed met with the media prior to Baylor's first day in full pads during fall camp.

John Lovett, James Lynch, and RJ Sneed talk about the Bears focus heading into a matchup against the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

Baylor will need to not only replace Jalen Hurd's production on the field in 2019, but also replace his tenacity and swagger that came with being an alpha. I spoke with multiple sources around the Baylor program to find out who the one player is that is making the steps to do just that.

RJ Sneed and Chris Platt talk about their individual improvement and the Bears talented wide receiving core.

With one week of fall camp remaining, Baylor has seen a number of players take their play to the next level with hopes of securing a role that no one gave them a chance to do even dating back to the spring.

Terrel Bernard and RJ Sneed talk about their positions and personal development this spring.

According to Steve Lassan of Athlon Sports, Baylor's wid receiver group is considered among the best in the entire country and the close to the top of the Big 12.

After Cannon's release from the 49ers, he may have benefited staying one more year at Baylor but the offense may not have a hard time adjusting without him

One of Baylor's largest recruiting coups in the 2017 class, former Cy Ranch wide receiver RJ Sneed is transitioning smoothly during spring practice for the Bears.

Notes from the latest practice

From Kendall Wright and Terrance Williams to KD Cannon and Ishmael Zamora, Baylor has an opportunity to keep their #WRU tradition alive, but it will take work from a group of receivers with a lot left to prove.

With multiple injuries occurring during the first half of spring practice, several Baylor players are being asked to step up in a more significant role on both sides of the ball for Baylor. SicEm365 takes a look at who has done just that.